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Letter to My Mother

By Walt Perryman

Hello Mom, how are you doing these days?
I have missed you down here in so many ways.


You were only thirty when God took you and I was nine.
I was mad at God for a little while but now I am doing fine.


You went to Heaven way back in nineteen fifty-three.
Yet, in my heart, you have always been here with-in me.


There is a lot going here on earth and some of it is awful bad.
Mom, I wonder if Jesus talks about it and does it make him sad?


I am still trying to be a Christian, but I still have a ways to go.
I reckon I am telling you something that you already know.


Mom, I am trying to do better and live the way God wants me to,
So, someday when God calls me. I can be in heaven with you.


©2002 Walt Perryman


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