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Tribute to my Mother


To the one who brought me into this world

Who was blessed to know that I was her beautiful baby girl

The one who would do anything for me

And is there every time I need her to be

At all of my functions I love her support

Always yelling and screaming when I’m on the court

To the woman that will give me her last dime

Who never ask for much, all she ask for is time

Loving and caring not difficult to pleas

Needs her grandbaby when she’s mad to put her at ease

The woman that I would never trade for another

The one I love the most, I call her my mother 

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