DREAMS

DREAMS
There’s an angel standing guard while she is sleeping
He’ll protect her till the morning sunshine’s
He sits by her bedside and watches
As she relives the memories of time

Remember the time when you held her
On the day God called you away
You said you were going to heaven
You knew you just couldn’t stay

Her tears you knew she was hiding
So her heart wouldn’t show any pain
If only you where here to hold her
She’d tell you all of her dreams

You taught her to love all Gods creatures
You taught her her prayers at bedtime
You taught her to love one another
Now teach her that life must go on

You bought her a gold chain and locket
I remember the words that you said
If ever she was lonely and needed
To see your face once again
Just open the little gold locket
And remember the love that’s inside

It’s not the little gold locket
That she holds so dear to her heart
It’s the memories you placed inside it
That she’ll treasure all the days of her life
Someday you will meet in God’s heaven
I know you’ll be waiting for her

So stay by her bedside and watch her
Protect her till the morning sunshine’s
You can dream all your dreams together
Let her dream of all her good times
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Posted: Sep 2009
About this poem:
I wrote this poem for my granddaughter my husband passed away from cancer 10 years ago and before he died we bought a gold locket and gave it to Makisha our grandaughter the words in this poem are what he said to her the week before he passed on he is forever loved and never forgoten

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gypsyheart
What a beatiful poem spiritwalker...i'm sure his words still lives on, even if he passed awayhug
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