Thy Beauty Blooms

Thy love, a rose, hath blossomed through the years,
As time’s embrace hath touched thy brilliant grace,
With every age, a tale of joys and fears,
Thou art a masterpiece, time can’t efface.

The years have passed, and yet thy beauty thrives,
In motherhood, thy grace doth brightly gleam,
As children’s laughter in our humble lives,
Bestows upon thy countenance a dream.

Thy eyes, where maternal wisdom’s fires burn,
Reflect the love that in our hearts reside,
In life’s sweet journey, we both take our turn,
With every step, in thee, I find my guide.

As seasons change, and life’s great story’s penned,
Thy beauty blooms, time’s gift, my dearest friend.

Published by Hayden Coombs

Communication professor interested in a little of everything. My passions include: sports, journalism, human communication, parenting and family, teaching, academia, religion, politics, higher education, and athletic administration.

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