Thread: The Father's Son

Originally Posted by gren

Thanks for looking out, but both of those are correct as I wrote them. "It's" is a contraction, meaning "it is" or "it has", while "its" signifies a possessive, which is the way I used it--"its course". "Your's" is not actually a word with the apostrophe, as there would never be a need to say "your is". From Dictionary.com, "yours" is "a form of the possessive case of you used as a predicate adjective", i.e., when the object of possession is already mentioned or understood--"Blood is life, his is yours" (meaning "his blood is your blood").

Thanks again though, I do appreciate all constructive criticism and corrections.

Oh,

Ok My bad, But thanks for letting me know as well

I'll remember that too

-Zainab

Originally Posted by gren

The Father's Son


Love is yours.
He denied you,
but she gives
all of herself to you
and wants nothing more than
your smile.

This part made me cry. It made the mother in me feel stronger. Thank you. It gave me hope that my children will one day understand.