Mother's Hand Poem by Trina Graves

Mother's Hand

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As a little girl I held your hand tightly
For the world was a scary place
As the years went by our clasp loosened
As I became eager to explore
Then the day came that we both let go
And I was able to walk alone

Whatever I have faced in life
I've known you hand is always there
For me to hold, if I need
The warmth of your love
And guidance of your hand
Has steered me through the crowd of life
To bring me through

Now, as the years pass
I hold my hand out to you
For I will always be there
If you ever need me
Take my hand and together
We can walk the rest of the path

Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: mother and child ,old age
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Aged about 8, I wrote a poem to my mum about her hands, she still has it, so in 2001 for her 63rd birthday I decided to write another.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 23 March 2017

beaútiful poem praising your loving mother and the great promise that your hand is always there if in need in old age to protect her you beloved mum. lovely expressions of innocent love in this dark world of fears. thank you dear poetess.

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