Motherly Love
You could not help but love your child, You worshipped him and he got spoiled. Coldheartedly, he ruled your world, But you kept smiling: love is blind. With every tantrum, every whim He broke your heart a little more; But even when upset or hurt, You could not help but love him still. Do you recall when he was born: A helpless baby, wrinkled, red, Exhausted, proud, you lay in bed And his shrill cries were your reward? Too many years have passed since then - He’s all grown up and you’ve grown old. In pain you wonder what went wrong And how your child became this man.
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vyampol
I was raised in Russia and moved to the States at the tender age of 16. Been writing poetry since I was 11 years old. It is my favorite way of spending time:)
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