Monday, May 13, 2013

A Mothers Day Poem

To say that there’s never been another
As loving and caring as the person you call mother
Our eyes glide over, all that she does, unseen.
The worrying, praying, cooking and keeping the house clean
Our clothes were folded and placed in our drawers,
She mysteriously always knew which socks were mine and which ones were yours.
Dinner was made without hesitation.
She made sure to include meat, dairy and vegetation.
Mom would eat last and what was left in a hurry,
It was usually cold, but she didn't seem worried.
Our tears were always wiped, our cheeks soft with kisses.
That comfort and tenderness now everyone misses.
We were told, I love you, more times than I can remember.
Starting from January clear through to December.

As time went on we all moved away.
We were now raised and had no reason to stay.
Her day to day job with us was now through.
Excect for the occasional dinner we'd show up for out of the blue.
We moved out and on and had kids of our own.
It still feels so strange to us, even though we're grown.
Examples she taught me and my brothers.
Are all that which helps me to now be a mother.
My kids will one day thank me for all that I do
And I will say, I know…..I had a mother too.

by none other than me.
Happy Mothers Day !