
Sometimes I'll wake up in the morning and wish that I had not I've given my worst and given my best, I've given all that I got Getting up is no fun anymore, no new adventures have I to seek I'll try to get up and then pretend that my life is not quite so bleak Through blurry eyes I see my daughter looking down over me A much too cheerful voice I hear, good morning my dear mommy So quick and so ready to make for me a much brighter and better day Listening to my same old stories trying not to let her mind go astray Two girls and a boy the number of children I have are three My oldest child a grown daughter is the one looking after me Does shopping and laundry and makes meals for me every day She sits by my bed every evening listening while I pray Sometimes as I'm looking at her face I'll notice a bit of a strain I'm fully aware of the situation, so often I can be such a pain As mothers come and mothers go, I know that I wasn't the best Many times I will ask myself, why with her have I been so blessed. Author Eileen Clark
My Daughter Valerie And Me
Image:Beautiful painting found at Claudia Tremblay Studio Champlain, New York.