I wrote 'My Angel' around 2003 for my eldest son. 18 years later, I wrote an updated version in honour of his 21st birthday.
My Angel
Bright blue eyes
And a perfect smile
Yes I love him
No denial
He's beautiful
He's so complete
So many strengths
You can't compete
He is my son
My only one
He's nearly three
Where has time gone?
He is my angel
My bundle of joy
I love him so much
My little boy.
My Angel at 21
Bright blue eyes
and a toothy smile
Yes I love him
No denial
He's beautiful, he's so complete
So many strengths
You can't compete
He is my son
My first born one
He's 21
Where has time gone?
He is my angel, my bundle of joy
And he'll always be my little boy
About the Creator
Sapphire Ravenclaw
I am, among other things, a freelance writer and mother. I enjoy writing poetry and articles on various subjects. My current big project is a book about Paganism.
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