ON THE VERGE

Yesterday I was on the verge of sixteen

It was what I was driven for.

It seemed it was forever in coming

I was obsessed with being a movie star.

 

Yesterday I was on the verge of marriage.

Starting a family was my main desire.

Managing to graduate from High School first

Dreams and emotions had my being on fire.

 

Yesterday I was on the verge of Motherhood.

Feeling a life totally alive inside of me:

Holding a tiny human in my arms finally

Hoping a great mother I would be.

 

Yesterday I was on the verge of grandchildren.

My children were having children of their own.

It was amazing sharing in the time of their births

That I wasn’t realizing how the time had flown.

 

Yesterday I was on the verge of retirement.

The years have flown swiftly right past.

Things can change that cause more drama than ever

I was wondering what lot I was being cast.

 

Today I am on the verge of a liftime gone by.

Dreams and hopes haunt that are not fulfilled.

In all the times I have lived on the verge of

None of it has hit like today, being so real

 

Ruby Harris

May 3, 2010  (C)2010

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About Ruby Harris

My name is Ruby Harris. I live near Birmingham, Alabama and I write spiritual lessons from Father God in poetry form.  I have to live it to write it.  I have been doing this since 1984.  I am married and have 4 daughters and 6 grandchildren.  Two twenty-one year old grandsons are in the Army together. I have one book published and it was delivered just before my husband had open heart surgery.  I have given most of them to Doctors and Nurses and other patients that we come across in our “health adventures”.  Two years ago I was diagnosed with breast cancer and God has healed me.  A year ago He gave me a photo that is so life changing that you have to see it to believe it.  Every poem I share I gets the same reaction.  Did you write this just for me?  It’s amazing from an amazing God.

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