What Do You Say?
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
The
one who will let someone else be the first to hold him near
Who
loved him enough to let him live and not take the easy way out
And
let him become the start of who God intended him to be
Who
will wonder about his baby smell and how he looks and feels
And
who yearns for the music of his first soft coos
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
The
one who will miss his first baby smile and the laughs of his years
Who
will look at babies everywhere and wonder if…
And
hear imagined cries in the midnight dark and quiet
Yearning
to feel his body, comfort him, and hold him close
While
kissing away the little tears he cries
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
And
always wonders what he needs
Who
can only comfort him in her prayers-
Solitary
prayers, but still so strongly prayed
For
when he needs a boost to build him up
Or
for when he is sad or lonely or afraid
And
she can only guess how she should pray
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
Who
will not know when or what he achieves
Trusting
others to show him important things
The
love of his Abba Daddy and how to stay on the right path
Instructing,
teaching, modeling, and training as he grows
Seeing
him become an awesome man of God
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
What
do you say to the one who decides to let him go?
You
say “your unselfishness will resound forever in heaven and on earth.”
That
you have become God’s partner in creation’s theme
By
letting him go to follow God’s plan for His time
You
have given your child life not once but twice
Enabling
two who could not become three
You
are a wonder - a hero as is not often
seen
God
will remember your sacrifice, reward your life
And
keep you and him near His throne forever
That
is what you say to the one who decides to let him go!
(C) Corinne
Mustafa

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