M.O.M.
She taught me how to tie my shoe,
She made me laugh when I was blue.
She encouraged me to learn to swim,
Showed up at games that I did not win.
She drove me back and forth to school,
And showed me how to use a tool.
She modeled what it means to be great,
By showing up and not being late.
She made sure I gained AP knowledge,
So I would be prepared for college.
She taught me how to serve the Lord,
And how to wield my spiritual Sword.
She loves me more than words can say,
Even when I choose the wrong way.
I can’t fathom my life without her,
I’d be like a cat without a purr.
Aside from being my family’s center,
Mom is the Most Outstanding Mentor.
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