Mother’s Day

Remembering the day
He broke your gold vase
You’d warned him, “be careful”
To give it some space

And yet he ignored you
Continued to play
The vase now in pieces
What price will he pay?

But her anger reserved
For the one that she loves
Condemning with kindness
Forgivness the dove

A mother’s eyes
Are a shield of compassion
Her softer spirit
As strong as a bastion

With kinder words
And tender touch
She’s allaying the pain
Her love is the crutch

Now, his heart is protected
In two loving hands
With a hug and a kiss
She’ll erase life’s demands

As he picks up the pieces
Of his mom’s broken treasure
She’s smiling warmly
They glue it together

Copyright © 2000 by Jake Olden Shy

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