Never does a mother forget, that miracle of birth,
It stays within her memory,
With the last and with her first.
Nine long months of waiting,
For that bundle of joy to arrive,
Then wondering how to raise it,
While setting some of her life aside.
Yet with Gods' grace and wisdom,
That was instilled in her from the start,
She gives this little blessing of joy,
All her loving trust and heart.
Time passes quickly,
All childish things let go.
To become what you have taught them,
And everything you know.
A day to take upon themselves,
A spouse to start anew,
Starting the process over again,
Now the rest my child is up to you!
How very tender, , I could not have penned this any different... You have painted the world of motherhood universal, and when they marry, and have children of their own, our love grows into a new demention........ Very heartfelt and with much wisdom... Bonnie
it's said that God made mothers coz he could not be present everywhere... mother is God's representative on earth... really bful pice of literature...! ! ! :)
Hi Linda. We teach them all we know and can only hope they use the knowledge well, but we are always there for them even when they fall, (young or old) a well put together poem with a strong message. well done. Regards Dave T my 10 for sure.
If only all mothers loved all of their children and protected them unconditionally. hugs, Barbara
This poem should be called a poem to remember I relate as me grandaughter is only 3 We are teaching her Gods ways. Soon we will have another little one as my daughter is 10 weeks pregnant. Wgat a priveledge. You are a poet to remember 10++++++
''She gives this little blessing of joy, All her loving trust and heart.'' Excellent reflective poem, which is an awareness about the significance of mothers in their children's development.Thank you for sharing.. 10/10
Well written of a very special day and only a Mother holds this title!
'Never does a mother forget, that miracle of birth' Rachel Ann Butler
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
a very beautful poem.....quite appreciable...10