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Mother


A mother 

Should have to most respect 

Giving birth to a child 

Through the yipping and yelling 

After they been through hell 

A mother 


Why people treat mother with no respect 

They bring you to life 

Makes them take your ass right out 

A mother have your back 

From day 1 when you born 

A mother 

 

Gives you the world

When no one else doesn't

Mothers put you first 

Through every curse 

A mother

 

There nothing like a mother 

Should love one another 

All of the struggles 

Mama still love you 

A mother 

 

 

 

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JB2014

I am James Arthur Benford Jr. I am 18 years old and a junior at Aldine Senior High School. Play basketball and run track trying to make something out of it.

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