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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Wrapped round in swaddling clothes, I saw her bright beaming face. Lying helpless, still in a trance, I sensed her soft soothing touch. Warm it was when huddled tight, Glad it was to be held close, Pleasure it was to be lifted up, And Heaven it was to be in her lap. She took me in her caring hands, She fed me with her nourishing milk, She made me sleep with lullabies sweet, And kept alert on day and night. As time slowly glided past, I grew fast into a tiny tot. Crawled around in sweeping haste, Reaching out to all I could touch. It left my mother so hardly pressed. She never had even time to sit, Cut down she, her afternoon nap, Cast aside she, her rest and respite. My teething time – a real hard time! For reasons none, I grew so irritable. Itchy – fidgety, I cried on end, Futile it went all her tricks to tame. It made my mother grow jittery. Consulted she every quack and doc, Administered she every harmless dope, And interceded to all divine help. It was only a passing phase, With consistent care, I grew to a buxom babe. My childish pranks delighted all. Too glad grew my mother to see me fare. Soon I learnt to steady myself up, The Toddler placed the first faltering steps. It was always with bated breath, My mother watched my growing up. She ever remained a pillar of strength, In who I saw, a never- failing friend. She led me through the devious turns of life, Always there to lend her helping hand. Wise it was to seek her counsel – In complex issues too hard to solve, Sane and sound, she ever remained. To trials of life, she never surrendered. She taught me the quintessence of life, She showed me the route to tread, Her zest for life, never once ceased, Her trust in God ever on the rise. Now my mother ceases to exist, But sure she will continue to live, In my heart, she reigns supreme. No force on Earth can cast her out. As I look back to days of yore, All I wish is to conjure up the past, To be reborn a second time, To be my mother’s darling child!
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