A Mothers Love Poem by Keith Foley
A Mothers Love
Why do mothers Love so well,
when their children drive em crazy and give her hell?
They're not cruel, mean or unkind,
but they take advantage of her time after time.
But, a mother can't forget the birth of her babe,
so tiny and harmless, fulling a crave.
A crave that runs deep down inside,
sitting there waiting to come alive.
Isn't one enough to fill this crave?
Two or more turns mother into a slave.
But two or three are so much fun,
they always keep her on the run.
But why fill the nest with these little tykes,
zipping around on their scooters and bikes?
Because a mothers Love is so large and grand,
she's a gift from heaven, behold...His right hand!
Excellent observation! Quite true, children drive you absolutely crazy sometimes but that bond is so strong for most people it will never be broken.
If a child love is the most percious A mother love is the most self giving
Ha Ha... spoken like a true poet-parent! I have two girls, one is 12 the other 2. Your poem spoke volumes to me.
Beautiful tribute well deserved by all mothers. We never know what to expect from our children. Each is different and offers so much more. More children, more of everything. Even true love has happy suffering. Not all suffering should be avoided and, maybe, never thought of as suffering.
a mother's love to her child is unconditional...and hence divine...this poem tells this truth sweet and plain...my ten, Keith
Excellent poem, Keith! How true. A mother's love is an investment in eternity.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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I have never heard it put more perfect. Your so right, a mother will always love her child (children) even if they at times don't seem to love her. Beautiful poem.