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My Mom
by louis gander My Mom, who hugged me after painful birth, who loved me more than all this earth, who tucked me in when I was cold, who, though crying, she would hold, who stayed up nights, looked over me, who put me first, instead of 'she', who didn't sleep - rocked me instead, who kissed my tiny, warm forehead, who proved her love time and again, who never quit through thick and thin, who, for days, awake would keep, who held me 'til I'd fall asleep. who fed me, bathed me, clothed me too, who taught me, spanked me 'til I grew, who knew my treasures on my shelf, who knew me more than me, myself, who told me, "Don't your brother taunt." who gave advice I didn't want, who knew behind my ears was dirt, who gave instruction 'til it hurt. Mom won't make our history book, but if she did, no one would look. Though she knew scripture inside-out, there's nothing I could write about. Was Mom so special? Not to you, for she had me - then followed through. Moms fall short of explanation - but they built up this very nation. Mom, I love you - and all Moms everywhere.... Copyright 2021 by louis gander. Poetry for sermons, story poems and more... If you love story poems, then you'll love ganderpoems.org / no ads, no sign-up, no tracking. Just free inspirational poetry. Article Source: http://www.faithwriters.com |