Mama

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    Mama

    I sit here and watch you sleep.
    I only wish for you the best.
    I want to wake you to tell you
    that you are loved and
    that we all prayed for you
    but I know it has been days
    since you slept well
    so instead I let you rest.
    I often wonder how I got to be so blest.
    So as I sit here and watch over you by night
    and stay by your side in the day,
    I sit here and ask God Why? How?
    Why was it me that was blest with a mother like you? 
    Surley I have done nothing to deserve it.
    How did a mother as special as you come to be mine?
    Then I realize that even if I don't deserve it, 
    I need to appriceate it 
    that I am blest to have a mother like you. 
    A mother like you who spent countless days
    and nights by my side when I was sick.
    and a mother who, in spite of how badly it hurts,
    let me test my broken wings,
    a mother who let me learn the hard way 
    just so I wouldn't make that same mistakes
    over and over again.
    A mother like you who saw me off to school 
    and spent sad days alone
    and yet magically produced a smile
    as soon as I walked in the door of our home.
    How did it come to be that I should get a mother like you,
    who isn't afaird to spank her kids
    and know the difference between a spanking and abuse.
    a mother like you who hates to see her children suffer.
    and so they return the favor.
    As I sit here and watch you sleep,
    I don't wonder why or how,
    I simply thank God now. 

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    Artie commented on Mama

    07-02-2009

    This is beautiful. I can't stop thinking of all the sacrifices my mother has made for me. 10 from me.

    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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