Mother's Day

Dear Mother,
you taught me right from wrong.
You made me strong.
And although we sometimes quarrel,
you taught me all my morals.
You're so full of intellect,
you should be treated with
the utmost respect.
I would never doubt you,
or make you feel bad,
and I'm sorry if I ever have.
I suppose I'm just trying to say,
I hope you have a brilliant Mother's Day.
And that I appreciate the work
you have put into raising me.
And to let you know,
you have made me the happiest
that I could ever be.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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