Natasha Potter (24.11.91 / south africa)
A Mothers Love
A mothers love is everlasting, forever
A mother and her child will always be together
A mothers love for her child through the smiles and the tears
Will stay strong for years and years
A mothers love will never die
Even if sometimes her child makes her cry
A mother can really reach up high, and touch the sky
When next to her is her child
A mothers love will reach beyond the grave
When a mother is with her child she will always be brave
Two children or one, daughter or son
More precious than the stars above
You can never take a mothers love
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no love can compare to a mothers love! lovely, just beautiful
This is a very touching piece that I know was written from your heart. Thank you for sharing it with us. May peace and joy fill your heart each and everyday.
Scott
a mother is what got us here.............
Of all the God's creation, the best one is the Mothe. This is wonderfully brought out in this poem.
Thank you Natasha for allowing people to read your poem. That was beautiful. I also am a mother and even though sometimes I have problems with my kids...well bottom line...you are right (I love them) . That was also comforting for me to read your poem because my mom passed away a few weeks ago and we weren't on the best of terms....anyway, I hope that poem was how she felt too. THANK YOU NATASHA!