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Thank You, Mom


The greatest woman I’ve ever know

The one who’s been there through thick and thin

My mom has helped, especially at my low

To be ungrateful would be a sin.

 

Ever since I was small,

My mom guided me

She’s helped me through it all

Thankful for her I will always be.

 

Raising me has not been simple

But my mom has never given up

Her love for me is like a symbol

Of water overflowing from a cup.

 

Thank you, Mom, for all you’ve done

Nobody else could compare to you, not one.

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