Regret: I delayed showing my love.
Mother watched me with all smiles as I slept in my cradle.
She held my hands as I took my first baby steps.
Only her presence gave me confidence to match on.
Her embrace, which I eagerly craved for comfort in her arms, was like gold.
Mother was my first love, the best in my company
She satisfied my needs so that I did not lack or covet
She defended me with all she had, sparing no stone unturned
My pride was in her presence always surrounding me
Life began to draw a line between us
I began to have more friends and colleagues
Mother made certain I threaded the path of the just
She would scold me when I wronged and hug me after
Mother was a mystery to me, for she loved and yet, she scolded
I looked forward to independence, to have a feel of life
I was determined to make her proud of what I would become
Just a little more time Mother, you will be proud of me
My intent was to pile up more wealth to show how made I was
I had come home only to be met with emptiness
Hades had snatched her before I could prove myself
My regret was not loving her with the little I had
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Hi @jjmusa2004 I enjoyed and felt your poetic prose. It is loaded with feelings of vindication of a son towards himself. He mistakenly let go of time searching for non-existent perfections. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. Thank you for sharing it.
I'm glad you did
Thank you for your kind words
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What a poignant tribute to mothers! I know our parents' love can appear tough sometimes, it shows their desire for their children to live a just and successful life. As we grow older (and becomes parents too), we appreciate them more and possibly regret not showing them some love in return! Touching and well-written! !PIZZA 🙂
Thank you for your kind words
You're right, age makes us appreciate more our parent's efforts
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Oh, this sounds so sad, we often drift apart from family when we think we have friends who could replace family.
I hope we get it right, there's no lover greater than family's.
Yes o
There's none
I have stayed close to my parents.
This is the least I could do
This is so deep, I enjoyed every bit of it.
Thank you so much dear
You are welcome.
I always wished I had more time.
And that one day is truly a day I never want to remember...
This is touchy.
Hmmm
This is really emotional and I always pray that my mom live long to enjoy everything she has invested in me.
Mother's go through a lot for their children and it is a bad thing not to take care of them.
Yes, may our parents live long to enjoy the fruits of their labours
Amen, I hope you had a productive day?
Yes dear, you?
A great but emotional poetry for the sacrifices of our mothers. Time and again, we should learn to make them happy.
Nicely written.
Thank you Chief
Touching words for a mother. Where repentance prevails. I liked when you say:
"My regret was not loving her with what little I had". Wise words.
Thank you so much for your kind words
Oh this is an emotional piece. There are cases of it happening but I hope this isn't your personal experience though :)
Good Morning dear
Thank you for stopping by
Not my experience
I have devoted my time to be close to my parents at this stage of their lives, I'm a medic and I find it pleasurable attending to their health and other needs
GM too and glad to hear that you are close to your folks. That's the way to go :)
Thank you
Do have a great day ahead
The love of a mother never dies and it is able to overcome many things. Let's learn to appreciate it while we still can.
Thanks for sharing this thoughtful piece ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your comment, I'm grateful