Regenerations

by Jessica   Jul 24, 2006


At first i saw it in his smile, then i heard it in his voice.
My mind went racing back to when the men were still just boys.
He looks much like his dad did then, he makes us laugh the same.
It is clear my brother\'s given him much more then just his name.

They say the girls each look like me, i wasn\'t really sure.
But after spending time with them, i see it more and more.
That certain look, that special smile,sometimes the way we walk.
I even heard my voice come back when one of them would talk.

This newer generation, attractive bright and caring,
Help make us all appreciate this special time we\'re sharing.
We never been perfect, and we may never be,
But i thank God that I\'m part of this great family.

We\'ve had so many good times, we\'ve had our share of bad.
and we can reminisce for days about the times we\'ve had
At times we\'re close,sometimes were not, most times we\'re in the middle.
But deep inside we\'re side by side, each proud to be a Hittle

written by Marilyn R. Cochran

posted by jessica hittle

R.I.P Rogie 1976-2006

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  • 17 years ago

    by mistressxsork

    Aw.. very nicely written. GREAT WORK!

    -Jennifer. Overall Rating: 4.5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by LostForever

    Hi...i really liked this poem
    xxx

  • 17 years ago

    by Jessica

    Sweetie, I know how scared and bewildered people are when they look at
    death. I have found comfort and strength in the knowledge that our Lord
    Jesus died for us so that we could live on after we leave this earthly
    realm. Rogie trusted in Jesus and asked Him to forgive him and to be
    with him. Now Rogie in dancing with Jesus and teaching him an AC DC song.
    Seek the answers to your questions through a local Christian Church. It
    has been our comfort and strenght.

    Love, Aunt Marilyn

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