“A MOTHER’S LOVE”

ChantellRyan2575

I felt you move, inside my womb

Though, not a sound I'd utter.

A butterfly, in me, cocooned

And I felt your every flutter.

And love, I thought I knew it well

Like a Glove that I had worn!

But, little did I know of love

Until the Day that you were born.

 

There are no conditions to this love

And it cannot be compared.

For any rift that comes our way

Can always be repaired.

 

I'll love you till the day I die

And this love you'll have one day

The very day you feel that love,

I love you Mum, you'll say.

To My Daughters - by Chantell Ryan, 13.3,2013

  • Author: Chantell.Ryan2575 (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 6th, 2024 00:09
  • Comment from author about the poem: Published as a promise for my mother Chantell, who took her life in 2022. She was larger than life… She loved like no other, felt every emotion, and gave every last breath. Forever & always. ~ Your Jenski bub.
  • Category: Children
  • Views: 2
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Comments1

  • peto

    Stunning debut
    With rhyme flow and rhythm all spot on
    Looking forward to reading more



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