Lord, make me tolerant and wise;
Incline my ears to hear him through;
Let him not stand with downcast eyes,
Fearing to trust me and be true.
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Lord, strengthen me that I may be. A fit example for my son. Grant he may never hear or see A shameful deed that I have done. However sorely I am tried, Let me not undermine his pride. beautiful writing 10+++++++++++++++++++++
This is such a wonderful poem an inspiring write really Thanks LORD
In A Heap o’ Livin’, the poet wrote, “It takes a heap o’ livin’ in a house t’ make it home.” In this poem, he analyzes the relationship between father and son, making an indirect parallel between this human relationship and the divine relationship between the Father and Jesus while asking help from the Holy Father. ''Instruct me so that I may know...''- 10.
Oh, such a truth here. Parents should pray this prayer everyday. We need to guide our children to find the best and most fulfilling way to live their lives. That cannot be done with harsh cruel words, or with anger, or with belittlement. Love every moment with your child- even the painful ones when they are choosing wrong- love them with wisdom and gentleness and kindness and boundaries.
He yearned as only a father can yearn for the warm caresses of his children, in truth he wished to avoid the pain of parting by employing anything unpleasant that might hurt his son.........such a great poem with such a great thought.......thanks for sharing
Amm.. Nice one and please don't forget to read my first poem named ''First Love'' on this website! thanks
This is such a wonderful poem How I recognize the thoughts and feelings
Beautiful poem. Just what every son deserves from his father