Nobody has a mom like mine…
She gives the best hugs in the world
and makes you forget about time or worries.
She listens to me talking for hours and hours,
and never gets tired by being the option of always.
Always there and always here,
with a million-star smile blinding bright.
Even on the darkest day… gave a sparkle in the gloom.
An endless indefinite spark that shines near or far.
Is that kind of smile that makes the dead roses bloom.
Being in the sky, the lightness star.
Today, I miss you more than ever.
Is your birthday and I am not there to hug you.
Far from home, oh so far…
A Birthday wish from a phone comes,
Miles away from home…feeling alone…
The face smiling with a hurting heart…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM!
I MISS YOUR HUG!
I love you, see you soon!
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Ina Zeneli
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Comments (3)
Thank you, Madam, for drafting a nice poem about mother. Apart from your poem, it is quite impressive and heart-touching. GOD BLESS
I now personally believe that part of the responsibility of having a great Mom like this is to also be a great Mom like this. A lovely share, Ina!
A lovely and loving poem for your mom! Nice job, I loved it. Wonderful when daughter and mom are close!