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Mother

I Owe You All - T. K. B.

By DanPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
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Mother
Photo by Liv Bruce on Unsplash

There are nought enough words to speak thy name.

For what be of me, is that of you.

May you be blessed, and I pray result of me, it not in vain.

You bore me nine, till my entry;

and air I drew with lung of mine.

With no regard for safety of your own,

that you hence gave to us,

'bout every cut, bruise or broken bone.

A mothers' love, a boundless feat.

You be lucky to forever keep.

Even from beyond, they guild us.

Generations of mothers be -

through the very blood, soul and limbs of thee.

She be your flesh, and you of her.

A more depth-full love,

on this earth never again shall occur.

My mother sweet, be still now.

From you to me, and onward endless more.

The love you showed, will continue as a wave

of warmth, an everlasting roar.

inspirational
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About the Creator

Dan

25 years old, Glasgow/UK & Kvam/Norway

I write stories and poetry that dawn upon me.

It tends to be a bit sporadic - but I do try and upload when I can, usually comes in large chunks. Anyway, enjoy if you manage to understand it all

- Dan

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