Mother
Tell your children in the field not to turn back to the plow
In ardent meadows a cool chill ravaged in asunder
When I was young you sat beside me with care
Showing much affection on what it was I should wear
Through a pillaged turn in chemical regard
Mother
I didn't mean to hurt anyone
When all my friends would make fun of me
It was only to you I would run
Through, untimely noise out in the street
A section of safety from which I was to greet
You showed us the very essence of love
Created then nestled by the hands of God up above
Although for a time no shelter to cry
A solemn sigh would always pass you by
Through the variation in a dream caught in time
Love is the essence of your existence
A shelter lies dormant on it's beckoning call
Sought through it's pillage in the tail end of Spring
Living in shivers through bargain basement bling
Mother shines brightly amidst its beckoning swing
In thoughtful aura of truth along with adorable laugh
With snap shot memories of the past
Having so much fun with the hope it will last
What a mother means to me?
Amidst shing sea to sea
A variety of decorated flowers tossed in delicate apparel
Sought through broken promise amidst the uncommonl laughter
She always held her head up high
Amidst the outside rampant radiating cry
Mother
Copyright © Mario Vitale | Year Posted 2012
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