Careful what you ask your mother…she might just let you have it…
A parent’s love …
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Careful what you ask your mother…she might just let you have it…
A parent’s love …
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I just posted a comment and it has disappeared Eric. The banshee obviously took off with it. lol. It’s nice to have you back in the blogging world again.
The banshee can try, Ian – but her wiles will never work with upstanding and principled people. Your earlier comment came through too.
Yes, I’m slowly trying to squeeze some time and we’ll see how it pans out.
Cheers,
Eric
My, you really did start the year putting us on the edge of our seats Eric. lol. Nice to see you back in the blogging world again.
Hello Ian,
This is an old post brought to fore by a recent comment/reblog by a fellow blogger – Lynne.
Thank you for picking up on it,
Eric
Reblogged this on kawindians and commented:
lovely poem
Thank you, Lynne – for reblogging. Your mother is 95 – Wow!
All the best with your plans,
Eric
This poem gave me goosebumps. I like the comment from Queridaj: What an utter shame not to realize a Mother’s love until it’s too late =’( I know I’m guilty of that!
Fiona
Oh dear…there are many in the same situation, I fear
Is this the end…that we cannot make amends
Love another as your own, write a new page and move on
Peace and luv Fiona, from Eric 🙂
There is no rule or condition that one
should love their child unconditionally
or that the child will do the same….
A truth, I wish was not true… =(
Your poem touched something deep,
I was moreso disturbed and appalled
What an utter shame not to realize
a Mother’s love until it’s too late ='(
This is excellent, Que!
What a marvellous and welcomed response. Thank you, Eric 🙂
very emotional 🙂
Yes, it does touch the soft spot…