A Mothers' Prayer Poem by Katusiime Jeresi

A Mothers' Prayer

Rating: 4.3


Tomorrow will come, if you will it O Lord
I have me a bunch of twins to raise
I have to smoothly cruise on this potholed road
I have a fully fed man to amaze
I have not one or two but three buses to board
Before i meet my in-laws(that's another phase)
At sixteen you knew my heart this path wouldn't have trod
At nineteen trooped in Adventure and at twenty something Compromise
At whatever bend or hump, let me live O Lord
I still have me a bunch of twins to raise
And tomorrow can come, if you will it O Lord.

Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: children,motherhood
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 18 February 2018

Your devotional piece captures the intricacies of motherhood. A well texted and nicely conceived poem. Thanks for sharing.

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Brian Mawadri 14 May 2017

This is beautiful.....it deserves a 10

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Kumarmani Mahakul 24 August 2016

If Lord will twist time with boon and the fortune then tomorrow will come as bright as we hope. Very sweet thought has come for children from a mother's heart and mind. This poem is very affectionate and EXCELLENT...10

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Jeresi Katusime 25 August 2016

Thank you Kumarmani

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Sumit Ganguly 24 August 2016

The poem echoes the tune of poet.10

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Jeresi Katusime 25 August 2016

Thank you Sumit

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