Rose Falcone (September 8,1959 / Brooklyn, New York)
MOTHER TO DAUGHTERS
My sweetest darling dears
how oft Ive shed some tears
looking upon your faces
remembering tender embraces
It seems so long ago
when you snuggled in just so
a love so pure and chaste
I dared not let it go in haste
I held your little hand
your independence you demand
and with a grieved sigh
did I finally comply
Through the mistakes I've made
by your sides I've always stayed
never intending to dismay
keeping my own emotions at bay
Who knew a model I would be
of life's potpourri
a life of joy and love
love yourselves without lack thereof
Go now and be free
from all diversity
live and learn from life
may it be free of strife
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As a mother to three daughters I can relate to this, and all we can hope is that our children grow into independant adults, very well written,
Lynda xxx
Yet message is so clear yet sophisticated, I can't think too much of it I guess but it really is a good poem.