A Poem To My Mother Poem by Joy Gokey

Mother, you carried me for 9 months,
You're brilliant brown eyes were open
when mine was dim light
You wrapped me carefully in your soft arms
and sing lullaby,
You feed me when I was hungry,
Worried when I cry.

You guide me when I took a wrong path,
Told me to strive when I right,
Scolded me when I sneak,
Comfort me when I freak,
Teach me to rise and arise,
You cannot imagine the sunrise,
when I got applause.

But the times I was revealed,
I am sorry, I learned
While I was away I remembered,
What a wonderful! mother that I have.

Mother, when you was weak,
I wanted to care you,
Feed you when your hungry
Dress you up, walk with you,
Just like you care when I was raw,
But I was faraway.
Mother you left, remain memories,
Memories like no other can replace.