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Mom


When you clutched me in your arms I didn't just feel safe I knew I could trust you And that you'd help me be my best You were always diligent Through thick and thin Like when you tried to teach me how to walk I jumped right in and fell back down But you helped me stand back up You helped me try again Though now we argue sometimes Over ridiculously small things You're still there for me When I come crying saying I was wrong And when I achieve something You always there cheering And I was never alone However, right now I miss you So much that it hurts right now And I know you want the best for me So mom, I'll do my best.
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