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Mother

You are old, to unfamiliar eyes Your body weakened by the years. Yet your love, strength and humour shone As brightly as in my youth, Always there to dry my tears. Always there when I was young Not always welcome, it's true Picking me up, righting me. You still picked me up when I fell I still need you. Yet I have learned so much. Your love helped me take my next breath. Motherlove is infinite It did not die with your death. You have made me mother To my unborn son.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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Date: 1/9/2009 3:54:00 PM
nice write *Breana
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Date: 1/8/2009 12:52:00 PM
This poem really caught my heart, touched me deeply. I too, lost my mother before she could see her grandchild, but know that the wonderful gift she had given me, was the example of what a mother should be. I know I have been a good mom because of her love. This was beautiful, Alison. ~ Love, Carrie
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