OUR GREATEST JUGGLERS!
The greatest jugglers
Juggle many things,
Balls, pins, chain saws,
And fiery rings,
But think! The greatest
Jugglers, maybe,
Are moms with pressing duties
And screaming babies! 😊
Tag: poems about mothers
A LITTLE BOY’S LOVE
A LITTLE BOY’S LOVE
There is a special love,
It’s unlike any other,
It’s the love of a little boy
For his loving mother,
His mom is always there,
When he falls, she takes care
Of all his boo boos, great and small,
Mom takes care of it all,
A mom helps with his daily strife,
And teaches, too, lessons of life,
But moms love both pink and blue,
So, daughters are just as special, too! 😊
A POEM ABOUT MY MOM
A POEM ABOUT MY MOM
Oh, to think of Mother’s hug,
Evokes a sentimental tear!
My heart strings pull and tug,
As Mother’s Day draws near!
When I was young and ill,
She would rock me through the night.
That old rocker squeaked and squealed,
But still, she held me tight.
I can feel her arms around me,
As she held me late one night.
I can feel her love surround me,
Mother’s love makes most things right.
I can see her — just above me,
I can hear her voice, so clear,
And the words to “Jesus Loves Me,”
From her lips down to my ear.
Yes, it’s true — my mother’s gone,
But it’s also true, you see,
My mother still lives on,
In my heart and memory!
