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My Mama
January 24, 2011
You can tell me that I hang on too long
In the hardest times of all
But,
It’s not my fault
Her love,
Grew very tall.
Leading me up until I was 5
My little smile went down like a dive
She was the most important to me
She would have been a grandma to be
What a beautiful modest woman
She talked so smooth, voice like butter,
With a gentle touch
Mama, I love you so much
She’s now a butterfly, fluttering above
We fit together like a hand to a glove
Loving you was always my greatest fate
© Morgan C., Fridley, MN
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