Note: This was published in the MATC magazine the Phoenix along with a few others of mine. Here is the link. http://matcphoenix.com/2010/10/18/ready/
and a few others of mine http://matcphoenix.com/?s=Nicholas+whitehead
Poised and ready,
He stood on the back of the couch,
Quite high when you take into account
The boy is only two.
and a few others of mine http://matcphoenix.com/?s=Nicholas+whitehead
Poised and ready,
He stood on the back of the couch,
Quite high when you take into account
The boy is only two.
But
he is ready:
He’s had two whole years to practice.
As I walk into the room and see him,
He leaps.
He’s had two whole years to practice.
As I walk into the room and see him,
He leaps.
A
smile wraps up his face,
His eyes wide and aware.
I cannot be swift enough
To stop him or even hope to catch him,
His eyes wide and aware.
I cannot be swift enough
To stop him or even hope to catch him,
But
as I said
He was ready,
Born that way in fact.
Doc said it was quite strange but indeed true.
He was ready,
Born that way in fact.
Doc said it was quite strange but indeed true.
With
such grace I might never see again,
Smooth as an Olympic gymnast
His feet find the floor
And he dashes into the kitchen.
For one second
My heart beat a thousand times,
No, a million
And wore itself out.
Smooth as an Olympic gymnast
His feet find the floor
And he dashes into the kitchen.
For one second
My heart beat a thousand times,
No, a million
And wore itself out.
My
boy
I can only hope
That the day you run short of ground
You have grown wings.
I can only hope
That the day you run short of ground
You have grown wings.
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