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February 13th, 2006

Dear Mommy & Daddy,

My five-year-old son brought home a picture of a fruit tree he had decorated in school, with the following poem that I feel compelled to share with you:

Dear Mommy and Daddy,

When a farmer plants a tree,
He toils and toils endlessly.

He works all day and sometimes through the night,
To assure that the fruits come out just right.

All the more so do parents work for many, many years,
Putting in physical efforts as well as tears.

And with the help of God, the fruit becomes ripe and sweet,
And parents will have accomplished the ultimate feat.

Mommy and Daddy you are polishing my soul, helping it grow,
And for that I thank you and love you so.

May it be the will of God that all the efforts you invest in me,
Should bring out the best ‘fruit’ there can be.

Love,
Jacob

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10 Responses to “Dear Mommy & Daddy,”

  1. Diane K. says:

    I LOVE it!!!

  2. Sharon says:

    Sweet:)

  3. michelle says:

    Beautiful!

  4. Ellen C. Braun says:

    I quite agree:)

    Actually, I just laminated it, so it would withstand the beating it gets being on the refrigerator!

  5. darlene says:

    that was a very true poem. thanks or sharing it.

  6. Jane says:

    The poem brought tears to my eyes. What a gem. What a gift.

  7. Vanda says:

    Beautiful. Thanks for sharing it.

  8. Dawn Mallare says:

    That is beautiful!

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