"Concern for a Son" A Poem

I feared, Yes, I feared for his life

Afraid the light would leave his eyes-

After all what would this life be to me

If My Dear Angel should fall to dust?

Restless, I slept at his side every night

Listening to the noises

Aware of each light-

Stay, Stay I said to him

When I felt his spirit dim-

For what is life to me

If My Dear Angel is not to be?

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