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Created on: May 13, 2010
A parent's love is what is unseen
It is there to pick up the pieces when a child is sad
It is there in the lunches carefully packed for each school day
It is there in the middle of the night when their children have a bad dream
It is there even when you argue and are disappointed in them
Our love may go unnoticed or thanked
But hopefully we pass along a great gift of showing love
That will continue on.
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Poetry: Unseen
I float down streets;
Drift into the marketplace
People pass me on their way
To where ever they go
They don't see me
As I drift
Unseen was the lies and deceit
The e-mails, letters and pictures were neat
It's really too bad they weren't for me
I would
It was a quiet day,
but tension bubbled
just under the surface.
The sky was clear
but dark clouds
moved across the surface.
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It is there to pick up the pieces when a child is sad
It is there in the lunches carefully
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