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This Mother of Mine
In all the world of mothers,
There's none that's quite like mine.
For, no one is more understanding,
Or could be so good and kind.

I've seen the day I thought her mean.
I use to think she'd never know
How I was always the only one
Who had to tell her where we'd go.

She made me eat and made me wash.
I had to be in bed by nine.
I had to be polite to others.
How mean she was, this mother of mine.

It didn't matter. I still loved her.
But, to this day, I love her more.
For now, I'm the meanest mother
And I can appreciate her more.

© 2002 by Claytia Doran

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