Mother’s Day every day

My Mum and Dad in Queen St, Auckland 1956

I walk down the aisle

my eyes passing over cards

words springing out

about Mum going

the whole nine yards

And I stop to read a few

The words just seem

insipid

when I think of you,

Mum

A journey into the intrepid

Four babies later

and over 60 years married

Through wars, tonsillitis,

tears and love you tarried

Now here I am

a mother too

And these words I say: “I love you”

Have also come

from my son’s mouth

and heart

But to say them to you

doesn’t even begin to start

to express what a fantastic Mum you’ve been

You’ve done a good job,

I’m a good human being

So I tell you you’re an amazing Mum

and people are proud of the job you’ve done!© Kait King, 2015

50 thoughts on “Mother’s Day every day

    • That is terrible! I’m so sorry that has happened to you, heartbreaking! I was blessed to have them for a long time in my life. Even so, I miss them terribly. May I ask how old you were when you lost them? Please ignore my question if you would rather not answer. 🙏🌻

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  1. Beautifully put! We that have been lucky to have two wonderful parents are blessed. I have nothing but happy memories looking back over the years and even though times were tough, they were always there for us. Thank God for Mothers and Fathers! Thank you!

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  2. This put tears in my eyes and makes me miss my mom even more. She wasn’t the best mom but she did the best she could. Unfortunately I will never have the chance to tell her “I love you” again. Thank you for this amazing post.

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