MothersLove
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Walking through the halls one day,
Past my baby brother wanting to play,
I stopped when i smelt a familiar scent,
One i swear was heaven sent,
Life has taught me many things
One of the greatest thing is, it taught me how to be a mother.
Being a mom to two beautiful daughters
Made my life meaningful.
Your warm embrace,
your kind smile, your voice saying
I love your face
and that you're proud of me.
Your unified presence made me strong
and determined.
The days are long
and I miss you.
Complete me and see the most
intruging thing;
my love and womb
bore me with her youth.
Tears my hair out
and glues me in place.
Only one with the hands
Because you loved me- you carried me
for nine months
Knowing that you could only hold me
for a moment
Because you loved me,
My love you have grown,
my love you have shown,
shown that you are fine without me.
My dear you stay sweet,
my dear you're on your own two feet,
experiencing a world without me.
She would waddle to the kitchen for a snack while you would lie on her bladder
Doctors told her she wasn't strong enough, she didn't care
My baby boy
So perfect and sweet
never one to make a peep.
I love you more than words can say
you light up my life each and every day
you are my drive, my push, my heart
Dark hair,
Dark eyes,
Dark soul,
A darker mind.
Where do i belong in this world of light?
My arms..
They hurt from the little pain of each day
My mother hurts for she knows my secret...
What all does a mother endure
during her lifetime raising her brood
It is an unexplainable love, simple and pure
an undeniable sacrifice that is never crude
Countless hours of lack of sleep
You know I sit and remember when you were still a part of me,
I went for months not knowing you were there inside of me.
I had all the signs; I had all the symptoms
And yet your mama was stupid, i made the wrong decisions.
