My little chefs! |
She’s walking in my
footsteps
That’s very plain to
see-
She says that when
she’s grown up
She wants to be just
like me.
But it’s a scary
feeling,
Though one that
brings me pride,
And it makes me pause
and ponder
My heart, and what’s
inside.
Do I really want her
To be just like me
all the time?
Could I be proud to
tell folks
That she’s a child of
mine?
Am I the kind of lady
That I want my girls
to be?
Would it make me
happy
If they DID turn out
like me?
Or would it bring me
heartbreak
If those wishes did come
true-
“Mommy when I’m grown
up
I want to be just
like you”?
Would I have to shed
some tears
And bow my head in
shame
If what I am today
Is what my daughters
soon become?
Dear Lord, I’m
begging that You will
Remind me everyday
That little girls are
watching
Everything I do and
say
Lord, make me into
the kind of lady
Whose light the world
can see
So I can be glad if
my little girls
Grow up to be just
like me.
~Cathy Corle~
Mission Motherhood
My little jewels! |
This poem speaks for
itself! This is my prayer that I can be the lady that I would want my girls to
be. If you don’t have a copy of Mission Motherhood, by Mrs. Cathy Corle, it would be an excellent
addition to your library. It would also be a great baby shower gift for new
mommies!
Thank you for sharing. That is powerful. I have never read that book...will have to get it.
ReplyDeleteI'm just now re-reading it, and boy, I need it! :)
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