The congregation starts their flock
With desperation to be fed.
Knees tucked, hands clasped:
Give us this our daily bread.
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Our mother’s standing at the alter
The bibles closed, the prayers said.
She turns to seat us at the table
To worship in her weekly spread.
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The impossible divinely possible
She turns old scraps to fine cuisine
Pots and pans spill their wonders
Her talents held in such esteem
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Her hands do not know how to idle
With soups to stir and mouths to feed
Come sick, sad, or tired and weary
A perfect plate for every need.
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Her sermons sing in my own kitchen
Her preaching infused in my blood
Every time I start to cook
I hear her tell me I am loved.
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Thank you for reading!
About the Creator
Ali SP
Ali has found a renewed passion for reading and creating. It is now a form of expression for her– another creative outlet which she works to improve upon.
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