The Sunday Scribblings prompt for this week is big. I had a lot of ideas for this one. My offering is a slightly revised version of a poem I wrote a few years ago.
A great big hug
Love is ...
A huge cuddle
Sitting on a chair, eyes closed
'Your surprise is coming'
'Stay there'
'Close your eyes'
A bunch of soursobs
Placed in a glass on the kitchen bench
Another cuddle
'I love you mum'
'Sit down, close your eyes'
'Stay there'
A picture especially drawn
Another cuddle
A smile about to burst
'Do you want more flowers?'
'Yes please'
'I love you Mum'
'I love you too'
A great big hug
An afternoon with a nearly five year old
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This is just like when my five-year-old granddaughter comes to visit. And her name is Kylie!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous...the biggest things in life are indeed the little things :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Kids actually see life. I love that about them!
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This evoked sweet memmories of my children's younger years when they brought me the sweetest of gifts such as this, treasured moments and love shared, engraved on my heart. Beautifully written!
ReplyDeleteWhat mother in Australia hasn't had Soursobs (a yellow invasive weed introduced from South Africa many years ago) given her by her children? It is nonetheless a precious gift indeed when received from your child.
ReplyDeleteOh that gave me gosebumps ... just lovely LOVELY! :O)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...'Love is a huge cuddle' can't top that! (and thanks for a new words 'soursobs') Jae :)
ReplyDeleteI remember when I was a little boy and wished to ingratiate myself with Mum, after a misdemeanour, it would be cow-parsley or dandelions. Delightful post.
ReplyDeleteAwwww... sweet! From one mum to another, "I love you Mum" is certainly BIG.
ReplyDeletecheerful spirits, love the sweet ending.
ReplyDeleteWhat can I say? Simply delightful.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! Here's mine:
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Big is definitely beautiful when it comes to cuddles.
ReplyDeleteThat's a big deal in the eyes of a mother or grandmother! Oh how I remember!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
So so sweet, so so good!
ReplyDeleteHere is my Sunday Scribbling post:
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Oh how wonderful. I can just feel the love.
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