Mother of Earth
You're a flower
A rose in in your mother's hand
So much trouble you've caused;
But you are now the founder of this sphere
You were 5 the apple of your Father's eye;
growing pains, let it rain, let it rain;
You're part of the terrain, the grounds we walk on;
Cousin to the mountains;
Sister to the clouds;
And you embrace it all out loud;
What's it worth,
You are
you're
MOTHER EARTH
Mother of Earth
You were 45 yet so alive
you are caring so endearing
a nurturer;
so much trouble you've caused;
You're like a thunderstorm gone wrong;
Tornado, hurricanes
You are the mother with so many names;
But you are now the founder of this sphere;
You were, and are still the apple of your Father's eye;
And everything living;
So forgiving;
Flowers in your hair;
the dirt, we hurt
the trees you leave;
the rivers and mountains to believe;
you rain, let it rain;
shower blessings on me;
you are caring, so endearing;
a nurturer;
your are part of the terrain
You are the hills, the valleys, mountains;
Sister to the clouds;
cousin to the mountains;
did I say that out loud;
we embrace it and for what it's worth
you are
you're
MOTHER EARTH
Mother of Earth
Written by James E Lee Sr.
Dec 2 2014 (c) from " Celebrate: A collection of Writings about Women"
Copyright © James Edward Lee Sr. | Year Posted 2017
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