My mother, she cooks, she works for us,
And my my I certainly cannot explain her looks.
She looks like a daffodil from a field,
But more than ever she is skilled.
As I loudly cut carrots from the packet,
My mother can do it without making any racket.
O mother! O dearest mother!
From the day I was born
To the day I was torn,
You stitched up my heart with your love,
So you deserve the name “the greatest lover”,
O dearest mother.
Dear Aria, thank you for sharing this sweet, sweet poem with us. Your mom is pretty great, isn’t she?
Very sweet poem. Thanks for sharing it with us.
I can’t agree more, Aria. She stitched up my heart with love too! What a sweet poem.
It’s a very nice poem.
It makes me think of my mom. Good job!
Such a nicely written poem.
<3 <3 <3 I am sure this blessed your mother's heart! 🙂