Mother's Hands
by Theresa Bratko
Mother's hands were never idle
Through the passing years,
Cooking, cleaning, mending,
Or drying children's tears.
With never a complaint or fuss
Over endless chores to do,
She always met each morning
With energy forever new.
Years of hard work tell a story -
Now her hands are veined and blue.
Stubborn fingers won't respond
To tasks they were accustomed to.
Time, quite a demanding thief,
Suddenly forces one to rest.
Yet, for years of serving others,
I'm very sure her soul is blessed!
That was a really beautiful poem! Thanks for sharing and I hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteThat poem is so perfectly appropriate for your Mom. I hope your day was happy, Mom! I love you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem! I hope that you had a wonderful Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great poem!
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