Perhaps she will
build a bridge
That only she can cross
Where love
lives on either side
Where only she and God abide
Perhaps she'll play Mozart or Bach
Or Brahms' Lullaby, her favorite
may be
Perhaps she'll dance like a bird in flight
Or
paint her version of morning's sunlight
Perhaps she'll compose a new symphony
Perhaps she'll love grahams
With
apple slices on top
Perhaps she'll like cereal in a big bowl
Love
hearing it crackle and pop
Or maybe she'll hold it in her hands
Or
stick it in new-found holes
Sometimes she may run and shout
Not knowing what to do
When she's unsure of what's
about
Sometimes she may hide and pout
Perhaps
she'll shrink back within
When raindrops fall on her head
Perhaps
she'll laugh when blown by the wind
And wish to blow bubbles instead
Perhaps in her dreams she holds on tight
To a sunset in her sight
She'll hold it near, having no fear
As
her very own safety, night light
Sometimes she may want
to snuggle
When she is finding the need
Where
safety is found on solid ground
Between her father's knees
Sometimes her thoughts may spin like a top
Not knowing where
they should stop
It's then, she'll seek her mother's face
To
take her to the loving place
Sometimes she'll go to her
"inner place"
The meadows of her time
Where
God has designed a garden space
Where beautiful flowers ever bloom
Where
fear and uncertainties never loom
Where she can always touch His face
Some may think her not "normal"
But
normal is so mundane!
We may live in different dreams than she
But
He created us, each the same
She is not lost in a place
that binds
Nor is she ‘trapped' in a shell
Paths
may detour her unwinding roads
To places we cannot tell
And
she will have us follow her days
Watching her as she grows
The brighter side of the Rainbow she walks
Her steps a bit closer
to God
No matter what her Life-song shall be
In
their garden, with Him she'll talk
She will play a leading
role in His sight
She'll teach us to use our wings
And
we will be the ones to learn
She's taught our hearts to sing
And
when we see the stars at night
Hers will be the brightest light
©BJ Haussler 2007