To Red, Thanks
She fought with tears,
he held his course,
she sought some logic
to win over her son,
and gave a long sigh
with tears on the way.
She agreed, she’d look
at the house he had chosen.
He rushed to the car
to get her there,
he opened the door
and she stood as a statue,
he spoke not a word
till he heard her long sigh,
With a long breath of air
and a whisper, oh my,
his sadness and silence
(pathetically read);
then he suddenly realized
she no longer was mad;
Oh Red, its great!
I so love this place.
And she started a race
(being at Riverstone)
I barely can wait,
I already love,
the choice that you made;
and she always
stayed.
© 1997 Isobel
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