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Sunday, February 28

THINKING...



Do you think?

As much as me?

What about?

What is it?


How big is your love?


Do you think?

What can be in your innocent mind?

How do you see the world?


Is it the safe place

So many lucky kids…

…Heaven on Earth


Or is it that other

So many more…

…Hell on Earth


Is it my idea

Of what you think

Or your own?

Something

You might perfectly hide?


Is this paradise?


How much does it please

Your peace?

For you get all you need

And more than you wish

Yes, I give and give

To keep you like this

Pure

And away from those fires

The undesired.


What do you see

When you look at me?

What would it be like

Without me at your side?


Without you

I couldn’t

No way

So, I’d better not

Rather not

Even think about it

Instead

I’ll grasp this moment as the last


And that I fear

And cannot control

Get out of here


Better not think.

My dear...

21 comments:

Sam Liu said...

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this poem, its superbly lyrical and the simplicity is beautiful :).

Anonymous said...

The words flow out of you and fill our minds like video. You make me think and I welcome that.
This poem is good, real good!

Secretia

Fireblossom said...

Even mothers can't always mind read! ;-)

LarryG said...

are your legs getting tired?
You been running through my mind all day ;)

Nevine Sultan said...

Is this how a loving mother really thinks? Are these the insecurities and fears she has? I can only imagine, Dulce. And I can only begin to understand why my mother still acts like a mother. You know what I mean? You do. That was such a sweet and tender read, Sweetest! :-)

Nevine

Anonymous said...

Nothing better than thinking. Well done and a beautiful poem :)

SILVIA said...

A veces, es mejor dejarse llevar y no pensar. A veces, lo mejor es dar rienda suelta a nuestros impulsos y actuar. Un besazo corazón!!

steveroni said...

What a wonderful tribute, for a Mother to "blog" her son. I know many MANY sons who should and who would love to have a mother like you.

For me, when I "think", I do not get anything done. So I seldom think too much any MORE, maybe that is why I am an almost-always happy guy? Well, there might also be other reasons. I'll have to visit Secretia--grin!

Thank you for visiting steveroni, Dulce. I left there a response to your (and others') comment.

Caroline said...

Oh how very very sweet...the sweet mind of innocence...*sigh*

Felicitas said...

Oh, Dulce, I often think the same things... a mother's love and a mother's fears. It's just all par for the course.

A beautiful, heart-warming piece!

JStar said...

As a mother, Dulce...I am speechless...This is a beautiful dedication to your sons and his innocense...

Anonymous said...

This has my eyes filled with tears. Every mother feels just this way. I used to say when my son and daughter were smaller I cannot wait when you do this and that. NOW I want to protect them again, I hate the loss of control, keeping them from the buring fires. It hurts, truly doesn't it.
I love the photo. Reminds me of my son sitting watching, thinking and all these " mom " why does this, why does that happen, how do they do this? questions.

At a time now when my daughter who just bought their first home will be leaving me, I shed tears of happiness for them but inside I am eating away, knowing I will not see them everyday, make sure they eat right, etc. But I know they are just a car ride away and I am excited for them. THanks for warming my heart this cold morning. LOVE U
YOu are AMAZING.. HUGS

Anonymous said...

OMG is that you in that PHOTO. HOLY COWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WHERE ME FANNNNNNNNNNNN LOL you are beautiful just beyond words

Miss Angie said...

Beautifully put.

Jessie said...

another warming post to a son. i would be lost without mine. my children are my world ...

a beautiful and loving post dear Dulce,

warm smiles,

island of peace said...

dear dulce,
simply adorable.
its really interesting, how simple their lives are and that is why they are so much more happy.

LarryG said...

yes, yes , yes

The Girl With The Mousy Hair said...

So lovely. This poem made me feel safe.I can't really explain that but your love for your child flows out of it.

Elizabeth Wilber said...

Your blog today is one I read twice. It makes me so happy to know that we mothers everywhere have these things in common, a forever love for our children. I have two, a boy and a girl, and they are spoiled by my parents who live close by.

I love your blog and especially the photo which accompanies your words.

Rick said...

Hi, Big D,What a write. is it this or is it that? Is there ever an innocent mind? Or do we only grasp fairy dust and wish so, if only our eyes we shut tight enough.
At the end of it, I fear you're right. Better not think on it.
K-we lost the cig, but Inky's right as usual, You are stunning.
~rick

Aayushi Mehta said...

wonderful poem, very thought provoking...the mysteries of another's mind are always enchanting...loved the way the poem moves, reaching towards the conclusion..