Mom

MOM

I see old pictures
in a photo book.
It's amazing how much
like you I look.
I turn the pages
in my mind,
I remember you
so loving and kind.
I will never forget your patience
when I was at my worst,
and how you used to count to ten
just so you wouldn't burst.
I can still feel your hugs
when I was lonely and down,
and whenever I called,
you were always around.
I wasn't the ideal daughter,
I didn't mean to treat you bad.
Forgive me for the times you've cried,
forgive me when I've made you sad.
So long ago
you passed away.
I still think about you
everyday.
I don't think the tears
will ever end.
You were my worst enemy,
you were my best friend.
I think about my children,
and sometimes feel so sad.
I can't believe they'll never know
what a wonderful Grandma they had.
I wish we would've had more time
to get to know each other.
Even though I'm grown up now,
I still need my mother.
You said my poems were so sad,
and I know that in my heart:
of all the poems I've ever wrote,
this is the saddest one so far.

In memory of my mother, Mary Claus

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