Ah remember well me MAMMY
Prayin' foh me every Mornin'
GOD bless mah BABBY ~ an'make him
A fine MAN ~ grant him a fine WIFE
Plump Bosoms ~ fine chile bearin' hips
An' grant me many GRANDCHILLIN !
Remembr she ~ squeezin' fresh orange
Ev'ry mornin' into a jug
Bruisin' oil from der skin ~ for zest
I only have to tink ~ my mouth
Fills wid de savour of MAMMY'S
Orange ~ gumbo ~ ham rice an' peas
Me MAMMY ~ now in PARADISE
But still prayin' for me ev'ry day
Thanks for visitin' ~ comments welcome ~ Love BRIAN XOX
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BRIANSODES (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: August 16th, 2017 02:26
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Good write, may me Mammy always look over you.
Thanks ANDY ~ I do believe MAMMIES keep praying for us even when they are in Heaven ~ AMEN ~ BRIAN
Gotta hand it to you bro, you da kine!
WELL ~ Tank yuh Man for dat fine comment on me Poem ! BRIAN
Another fine Caribbean-flavored poem, Brian, and a fine tribute. I enjoyed it!
Thanks LOUIS ~ I love the Caribbean ~ especially the People ! In my experience Caribbean Mammies are awesome ~ It is a tribute ~ BRIAN
A fine ol' poem, Brian!
Thanks STEVE pleased you enjoyed it ~ BRIAN
This cute poem put tears on my eyes because made me miss my mama. Maezinha is how I called her. She was the most sweet mother someone could have.
Thanks MALU ~ I still have my MAMMY and I can understand why the poem made you sad ~ sorry ! Your Mama is in the Glory ~ do you think he still prays for you ? Brotherly HUGS ~ BRIAN
It is sad but not depressive.
Thanks MALU ~ I understand what you are saying ! We are naturally SAD when our Loved Ones pass over. In my case I miss my Grandparents etc but I'm not DEPRESSED because I know they are in Heaven with the LORD ~ AMEN ~ Botherly Love ~ BRIAN
Ah - it's touching - good un Brian.
Thanks MICHAEL ~ Most Caribbean Poems i have read
are in Patois ~ as are all calypsos !
Man centipede he BAHD BAHD
Woman centipede she more dan BAHD !
I like writing dialect poems especially in AULD SCOTTS
like Rabbie Burns ~ Lang may yer lum reek ! BRIAN
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