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A mother’s love..


I love you.

Don't lean on me.

I love you.

Don't speak to me.

I'm scared

Don't sleep with me.

Mother my hair.

Don't think of me.

Mother I'm confident.

Don't you look like a whale.

Mother I am happy.

But your hair is nappy.

And your stomach won't change it's flabby.

 

Mother I feel ugly.

But you're beautiful.

 

 

 

 

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