A Mother's Lesson
If you look to the west, you shall see
How the world will teach thee
If you look closely and listen hard
You will hear the wolves in your backyard
For the mother calls to her cubs determined to find them,
Before a bigger predator tears them limb from limb
She loves them and teaches them all she knows,
Before they face the cold world and have to go.
A few years later the mother is all alone
For there is no more company in her home.
She is old, tired, and can’t move anymore
For her has stopped beating at the core
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