This Woman

She's the woman I saw
when I was alone
she's the woman who sung
when I was deaf
she made me bite
with my toothless gum

Shes the woman whose smile
I cherish and miss
the woman whose aromatic kiss
irritated my foes who hissed
with her heart, I never tease

The woman who called me baby
the woman that tickled me
and triggered my cheeks
she pricked my hooves for free
and detained my torment in leaks

The woman before whom I bow
and call mom for the care
loving smiles and lulls
the lady whose nature a ware
to store all for I needed all

Mother is a precious woman
I ever missed whenever I teased
for the kisses of loneliness engulfed
denouncing the spirits to the mute 
mother mother a blossoming pearl
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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