Monday, 1 November 2021

Once, I Had a Mother

Once, I had a mother,
Carefree, jolly and fair;
Each day I was with her,
I felt stronger and wiser.

Like merry birds that sing,
Her mellow voice would ring;
Pep songs in the morning,
Lullabies in the evening.

Each early Christmas night,
She'd light the lanterns bright;
A verse she would recite,
While I listened with delight.

But one mid-afternoon,
My heart, she left to mourn;
She was gone quite so soon,
Leaving me hurt and forlorn.

 

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