Thursday, June 14, 2007

Daddy's Home!

Sitting on a hard plastic chair a three-year-old little boy waited.
Watching his mother scan the airport he decided to do the same.
Looking at his “Army” clothes he fiddled with his hands.
Hours passed while his deep blue eyes watched as soldiers walked by.
Kicking his legs against his seat he stopped in a halt as he watched
his mother come to her feet. Her hands started to tremble as she grabbed his small hand.
Slowly they passed by people talking, laughing, crying and yelling.
Passed the hugging, the hand shaking and holding.
All of a sudden the little boy couldn’t hear a thing. His face was wet but he wasn’t sure why as he held tighter to his mother’s soft hand.
Then in a distance he saw him. He paused and looked up at his mother’s pretty face that matched his own.
Tears streaming down, she called to his daddy.
His dad stopped like he was having a dream. His dark, serious face stared at his mother. Then like somebody had turned on the light, his face became a smile.
He ran like there was no tomorrow and then stopped.
He lifted the little boy’s mommy up. He watched as both his parents laughed with delight.
A moment the small boy would never forget, his daddy looked at him, he slowly let go of his wife and hunkered down to face his son eye to eye.
“Daddy, I love you!” The small boy whispered while the man scooped him up and vowed he would never let him go.
Written by: Ginger

3 comments:

Me said...

That was Beau-ti-ful!! You are such a talented young writer!! You should get them published or get a special book to write them in. Then you would have something to share with your children.

June Cleaver in Sneakers said...

You are the queen of incredible word pictures. Your posts have me either laughing till I cry or just all out bawling! Either way, I'm going through way too many boxes of Kleenex. Carole should take photos to go with your writings and then your mom (in her spare time) could use her scrapbook magic and create a book until it's time for publication!! Simple as it is!!

Anonymous said...

I love your stories. they are great.