Syl Espina
Poems by Syl Espina : 5 / 12
My Mentor
When I was just a baby,
She fed me with her milk,
Sang me to sleep,
And clothed me with silk.
When I was in my adolescence,
She gave me pieces of advice
About life and love;
And always be nice.
When I was down and out,
She admonished me to be strong,
Saying that life is like that
But I must move along.
When I achieved a dream,
She smiled and thanked God,
But reminded me to stay focused
On the path that I trod.
Who is she?
She's my mother.
My best friend.
My mentor.
Syl Espina
Submitted: Friday, March 15, 2013
Poems by Syl Espina : 5 / 12
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