SHE HAS IT ALL

 

The tide is calling your name,

While the raindrops fall as they came,

I know that you are holding on,

You will be free soon and no longer a pawn.

 

I can hear your voice moving closer,

As I stare in your eyes at a poster,

They tell me that you are content,

And I will see you soon as we are meant.

 

The seas are becoming full of life,

Four years without you of being my wife,

Is like me without any direction,

Life isn’t complete and not in perfection.

 

I can hear you giggle with a beam,

As now I recall, it two milks, one sugar, no cream,

The trees are growing wider with roots,

Recalling the thrift store as you bought winter boots.

 

I just want to hold your tiny waist,

Or smell your hair, or kiss those lips to taste,

I know that you still wear baby powder deodorant,

Only you know I can’t pronounce deodorant as I get it bent.

 

The rocks are being broken into fossils,

As my love for you doesn’t stop with a nozzle,

It just keeps on pouring into the river,

You have taken care of me as a giver.

 

Recalling those days when you kept me shielded,

As the day in which the accountants will be fielded,

The waters are becoming crystal clear,

As were coming closer together becoming a pair.

 

I wonder what my children look like these days.

Hopefully, they are behaving in a good way,

I wonder what you look like now.

Your eyes stayed the same, as I’ll I can say is wow.

 

I bet you have more self esteem,

It’s hard for young girls to fit into the scene,

It’s even harder for people with disabilities,

But hopefully, I changed that with my abilities.