1900
Dear Mother,
It’s been so long your unconditional love where I belong I didn’t listen I was wrong I followed my desires all my life you moved to the burbs’ hoping I get it right You taught me to rise when I fall to the ground mom your gone now physically I hope and pray not spiritually. You taught me all God wanted you to I dedicate this poem to you
Dear Mother
provider, instructor, and friend why should I grieve like this is the end; you were 52, seem it happen sooner than it had to I know God did what he had to again I dedicate this poem to you I’m more than glad to you stayed around when times got tough you moved us when our father got rough
Dear Mother
I know you rest in peace although I rather you live with me better condition no suffering no sickness I know you’re happy now I just want to witness the relief of your pain bringing a smile to your face again.
