To the Greatest Woman In the World

You taught me what my life should be,

I'm grateful enough that you were there for me.

I grew up and was fed with your care,

You wiped my tears when I woke up from a nightmare.

 

You get mad when I did something bad,

I understand that you don't want to see me being your vicious lad.

I grew up and was fed with your love,

You're an angel flying like a golden dove.

 

You taught me something about right and wrong,

I will surely remember it like a stupid love song.

I grew up and was fed of everything.

I think this is the time to give you something.

 

You're the woman, who gives me light,

I am blessed that you made my world so bright.

I grew up and was fed of meaningful zest,

Thank you Mom because you are the best.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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