Mamma's Boy
Growing up poor
Mom always made sure
I could open any door
She said,
"Make the world yours"
She didn't see me get abused
She just made sure to stress
To never let a second go unused
This is all just a test
For what comes later
You've got to be prepared
"Stand up straighter"
She always showed she cared
Blessed with the best of what humanity had to offer
My only wish is that I could do more for her
But life doesn't reward those
Who hold out their heart
Who makes it to the pros
Was decided from the start
I'm writing this poem
To express my gratitude
To the one who made the house home
Don't get it misconstrued
I'm not a good poet
But I've got a lot of heart
And I really want to show it
That I've loved her from the start
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