I love you
A little boy sits in his third grade classroom
He wonders why he hasn't any friends
He asks his mom
"Why!"
Why do they look at me like I am different
Why am I so alone
I love you
A few years later on the soccer field
A boy from the other team nocks him over
Instead of anyone helping him up
They all laugh
Even his own team.
He asks his coach the next day
Why no one helped him
Instead his coach walked away
I love you
Finnaly he graduates high school
Everyone around him is hugging and celebrating
Except the three foot radius between him and the nearest person at any time
Before he could leave though a girl walked up and hugged him
When she let go three years had gone by and she was in a beautiful white dress and the boy now a man smiled
I love you
The boy loved his wife
Every morning he called her beautiful
Every night he kissed her forhead before sleep
Even the day he got the call that his mother had unexpectedly passed away
I love you
The boy missed his mother
He he looked for her in the clouds
In the Bible
In the bottom of every bottle
I love you
Along came a day when his wife told him to stop looking and read
Three hours later she was packed and the divorce papers were signed
I love you
He cried that night
He missed his mother
He missed his wife
He looked to the sky and cried
"Father!"
Why am I alone
Please don't let this happen to me
I love you
That's all he heard
When he woke up he realized he was not alone
He had God to lead his life
You see when the boy asked his mother
"Why!"
Something special happened
That night he dreamed a life without
God
He soon learned God was always saying to him
I love you
He realized real friends aren't had
They are made threw life long experience
God placed the boy at a crossroads between
Love
And
Anything less
The boy now knew he simple had to chose love
He knew he could because
He was loved
I love you
Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 10:30 PM UTC
I love you
A little boy sits in his third grade classroom
He wonders why he hasn't any friends
He asks his mom
"Why!"
Why do they look at me like I am different
Why am I so alone
I love you
A few years later on the soccer field
A boy from the other team nocks him over
Instead of anyone helping him up
They all laugh
Even his own team.
He asks his coach the next day
Why no one helped him
Instead his coach walked away
I love you
Finnaly he graduates high school
Everyone around him is hugging and celebrating
Except the three foot radius between him and the nearest person at any time
Before he could leave though a girl walked up and hugged him
When she let go three years had gone by and she was in a beautiful white dress and the boy now a man smiled
I love you
The boy loved his wife
Every morning he called her beautiful
Every night he kissed her forhead before sleep
Even the day he got the call that his mother had unexpectedly passed away
I love you
The boy missed his mother
He he looked for her in the clouds
In the Bible
In the bottom of every bottle
I love you
Along came a day when his wife told him to stop looking and read
Three hours later she was packed and the divorce papers were signed
I love you
He cried that night
He missed his mother
He missed his wife
He looked to the sky and cried
"Father!"
Why am I alone
Please don't let this happen to me
I love you
That's all he heard
When he woke up he realized he was not alone
He had God to lead his life
You see when the boy asked his mother
"Why!"
Something special happened
That night he dreamed a life without
God
He soon learned God was always saying to him
I love you
He realized real friends aren't had
They are made threw life long experience
God placed the boy at a crossroads between
Love
And
Anything less
The boy now knew he simple had to chose love
He knew he could because
He was loved
I love you
It's worth mentioning that thisbis not based on true events, though there is probably someone who has lived this life. As far as the poem goes, I just kinda wrote it. Not sure where it came from. Maybe it will mean something more to one of you than it does me right now. Mayne I'll need it in a few years. Thanks for reading.
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