Unconditional love
When you were born I was sad,
Thinking about my mother's love which now would be half.
But all my agony went to vain,
When I saw you laughing again.
Your innocent smile made my heart melt,
I don't know why I felt like a mother that instant.
But i can't hug you that's my fate.
The day is gone, you are a grown up now,
My mother has left, so is her love,
You forgot me but your memories are still left.
You might not feel that love again,
But I'll always be here cheering up for you.
Standing alone drinking water, talking to stones.
Hoping you'd come back one day and turn me back into lively mother.
(With love from an old tree in your backyard. )
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