Mother's Day Acrostic

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By SirDent


 

Pro 31:10 Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies.

 
Mom invariably loves her children.
Often giving, when she should be 
Taking privileges, for punishment.
Having inner strength,
Even when they had been licentious.
Resisting temptations to bruise,
So she can then regenerate them,
 
 
Distributing unconditional love equally to them,
As they thank her for the virtuous times,
Yet to be discovered.
 

My mother passed away over 8 years ago, after battling the dreadful disease of cancer. She fought long and hard, but was eventually called home to be with the Lord. I dedicate this poem in her honor. I still miss her, even today.



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Peter M. Lopez profile image

Peter M. Lopez  says:
3 months ago

Great hub. Can I print it off and give to my mom?

SirDent profile image

SirDent  says:
3 months ago

I don't mind at all. I write so what I write can be read.

Lisa Petrarca profile image

Lisa Petrarca  says:
7 days ago

That was beautiful! I'm so sorry for your loss and I'm sure that she is looking down on you with pride and patiently awaiting the time when you will be together again.

I lost my brother (who died in a car accident at the age of 21), 16 years ago. As the years go by I've found that writing about him seems to ease the pain and help me remember all the happy times...until we too will be together again.

Have a wonderful day tomorrow and enjoy all the special memories you have of your mother.

Molly  says:
6 days ago

The last Mother's Day card I sent to my mom ended with those beautilul lines: 'Ever since I can remember, I remember loving you'. I mailed it to her and b/4 she could recieve it...she died. My sisters put it in her casket.

That was a beautiful poem and I am sad that my mom can't read it...and that she never got to read my last card to her.

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