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A Mother's Love Original
February 1, 2014
Your words hit me like a flame,
I know it will never be the same.
I beg for ice to douse the burn.
I wish a mother’s love was real.
You scream out that I’ll never learn,
and pretend that I don’t care or feel.
But love is the emotion that I crave;
Our relationship I reach out to save.
There is no hope for me tonight.
I lay in defeat and sigh.
I am done living with fright.
For tonight I say goodbye.
My love is forever swallowed by flames;
I wait for ice to douse the burn.
© Michelle B., Blairsville, GA
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