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Created on: September 15, 2008 Last Updated: July 15, 2009
Little red rose,
Special was this sunny day
While he was getting wed
Still missing someone dear
Only echoed in his head
Even years later, it is heavy
On his longing aching heart
Yet time healed the yearning
Mainly after many years apart
Mother dear it is my day
While I sit upon your tomb
I call to you one of your sons
Thee who has left thy womb
Hoping you are there with me
As I become a married lad
On this day for my bride and I
Please stand beside my dad
Quietly with some importance
He recalled always-happy days
Never telling mother of his love
Yet showed it many other ways
He felt a warm soothing feeling
Sitting there awaiting a blessing
It swept up fast in a gentle breeze
Mainly his aching heart caressing
Distant church bells woke him
At this of hers final resting place
Then he laid down a little red rose
It was time for his bride to face
Shaking off his fairly cold feet
And gaining a little bit of power
In his ear she whispered gently
I will be with you on this hour
Be very blessed my son forever
And especially on this, your day
Thank you for this little red rose
I send tenfold every first of May
He stood up wiping but the dust
Along with few overdue tears
Feeling numb yet mothers touch
A blessing for many joyous years
At last he stood there by a creek
Taking vows in rosy arch they wed
Looked upon his gorgeous bride
During peacefully setting sun of red
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