Momma's Boy/Dad's Little Man--By James Dean Chase--United States

Momma's Boy/Dad's Little Man    

Momma's Boy could seldom cry,

unless tears were in her eye.

He was his Dad's Little Man

facing fears until they ran.

Momma's Boy could seldom cry.

He was his Dad's Little Man.

Rough, tough, strong and agile child,

riding horses - tame and wild.

Whenever Life made him fall,

he got back up - proud and tall.

Momma's Boy could seldom cry.

He was his Dad's Little Man.

Through heights and tribulations

- some slights and salutations,

Momma's Boy/Dad's Little Man

learned to be a gentle man.

Momma's Boy/Dad's Little Man

was himself - a Gentleman.

James Dean Chase is a Mixed Anglo/Native American Indian writer, poet and artist, born and raised in Texas. He has traveled "the seven seas", and spent six years in the American Navy. James has been writing since the age of 5. Unfortunately, all of his writings before age 16 are lost. Many of his articles, columns, poetry and short stories have been published.