I’ve waited too long
Spending life running the wheel
Like a fearful mouse
Missing the joy of their youth
My children are now adults
~
~~ Dominic R. DiFrancesco ~~
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Dom DiFrancesco 
Great poem. I have a fear of time going by and then finding my son is an adult before I know it.
Thank you Charles. Don’t let that happen, make the most of the time you have when they are small…it doesn’t last and then you look back ans wonder where time has gone.
Thanks. That’s the plan. :)
An unfortunate side effect to providing a secure home…I’m sure there were moments. And they remember them.
I hope so. This kind of thing seems to hit me most when I am traveling for work like I am now. I just hope that I am making more of it than they are. Thank you my friend.
Do not feel alone, many times I felt that same way! Love the words Dom, make the best of it now, both sides will enjoy it even more!
I hope so. I don’t know that my children think anything of it, but I still worry that they might. Thank you for your support.
In the blink of an eye, my friend.
Yes it does, this has been bothering me lately, but there isn’t really anything I can do to get time back.
Time does go by so fast. I am feeling it more and more everyday. With Jordy gone and Peyt behind the wheel – oh my.
I suppose that you can relate to this very much with the changes going on in your life, it isn’t easy but it is inevitable. :)