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A Mother's Angel


What does it mean to be a mother? Until you are one, The experience can not be explained in words. The excitement in her heart, The twinkle at the edges of her eyes, The curve of her smiling lips, Speak of the person growing in her. Only a mother knows which angel is blessing her.
A mother knows no age and no limits When it comes to protecting her child From the evils of the world Well before it comes to mother earth. The identity of her child’s father No longer haunts her, For her child is the angel who will protect her From all evils.
However, when a mother is snatched of the right to her unborn child, No power can keep her from the revenge Of losing a piece of her. No power can tell her “you are not worthy” Because her poisonous answer of “YOU are not worthy” Shakes the soul of evil And leaves them shamed and tamed. A mother’s pain surfaces When her child is snatched. She forces a smile When her child lies at heaven’s doorstep, Awaiting her.
What does it mean to be a mother? Until you are one, The experience can not be explained in words. The excitement in her heart, The twinkle at the edge of her eyes, The curve of her smiling lips, Speak of the person growing in her. Only a mother knows which angel is blessing her And awaiting her at heaven’s doorstep.
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