A poem telling my mom how much she means to me, how much I appreciate all she's done for me, how I feel about her, and that I should have told her sooner.
Mom writes poems, too, and taught me how writing helps you deal with things in life. Like a form of counseling. She wrote me a really special poem when I graduated from 8th grade, and it was that poem that made me really understand how much I mean to her and how well she really knows me.
This poem originally was published in Poems on Life - Family Poems
For My Mother, My Friend
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I don’t think I ever told you, how much I appreciate the things you do. You have been there when I cried, and always known when I’ve lied. You taught me how to read and sing, and punished me when I did the wrong thing. You were there to tell me goodnight, and always knew how to make things all right. I look up to you, Mom, and I love you very much. I don’t know what it would be like without your loving touch. You will always come first in my heart, no matter how far we are apart. Mom, I have not told you, I don’t know where I’ve been. You’re not only just my mother, you’re forever my best friend. Happy Mothers Day |
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