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All I Need is My Mother


To hate someone who bought you into the world, 

I could never,

A mother the greatest gife given to mankind.

The one honoured to bear life,

A mothers love so one of a kind,

To lose mine it would cause me great stirfe.

My whole entire being would shut down,

it would feel as though i am starting to drown and my will forever bear a frown.

My mother is my oxygen and without her I cannot breath,

And without her my soul is in dire need.

The things of the earth will eventually come to past,

But with my mother by my side all life trials i shall surely past.

 

 

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