Though I was not born from you
I learned love could come from two
Two Mothers of birth and adoption
Love sent to and raised with so true
I know I earned my scoldings
And all my spankings too
But therein lies my learning
Of what and what not to do
Looking back
You saw in me
More than I could see myself
Guess I was destined to be who I came to be
The Alzheimer’s Disease stole your memories
But God gave them back to you
When he called you home
Along with our love for you
Sixteen years ago today
We put you in God’s hands
For him to make you whole again
And for that we lovingly understand
And now Dad is with you
You’re both together again
Where you both belong
Without the memory of pain
Until we meet again
We’ll hold you in our hearts
A lady of class
A portrait of parental art
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- Author: Sharon\'s Poet (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: April 17th, 2024 07:21
- Comment from author about the poem: We love and miss you Mom. 🌹
- Category: Family
- Views: 8
- Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15
Comments4
A fine write AP.
Thank you Orchi. 😊👍
if tributes could be awarded medals .. this would surely take gold ..
Then I re-direct that to my Mom & Dad. 😊👍
Wonderful tribute AP, she will never be forgotten.
Andy
Thank you Andy. Parents have a way of leaving a lasting memory of love. 🌹
They are always with you dear A.P a gorgeous photo and you know what your parents must have been so proud of you my dear friend. 🌹
Teddy, I'm realizing more and more, now that both my birth and adoption parents are gone, knowing that they are proud of me has become ever so important to me. I know I didn't always do or say the right thing, and that weighs very heavy on my conscience these days. But, I guess because I am a spiritual person, I think that they know what I'm feeling and they forgave me for all my faults. Thank you for your thoughts and visits. 🫂
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