Take Care of Mama
A Poem by
Whiskurz
In the shadows of an empty church A little child is kneeling She prays for God to take away The pain her mother is feeling Torn between, her mother's love And the mercy to let her die She prays the end comes quickly And the suffering pass her by A child of only six years old With a heart, already grown She's seen the pain and suffering That most have never known Her mother, stricken with cancer And her, an only child The product of a broken marriage Her hopes and dreams defiled She sits beside her mother's bed Holding her weakened hand Binding her tears, trying to be brave Too young to understand Her prayers are finally answered Her mother passes away All alone, she kneels once more And again, begins to pray She says, "Dear Lord take care of mama" As she sits in the empty room "Tell mama that I'm gonna miss her, "And I will see her soon"
© 2010 Whiskurz
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This is amazing writing. Really well written.
Posted 12 Years Ago
Beautiful poem, truly emotional, a poem about the suffering of a little girl, like a painting in chiaroscuro. I will share here my memories - when my grandma was suffering before death (she was paralyzed ), I stood with a book of prayers beside her bed and I was reading her a prayer to God about healing and ceasing suffering. Before dying she was calling me uttering words from that prayer, I was so sad...
Posted 12 Years Ago
Beautiful poem, truly emotional, a poem about the suffering of a little girl, like a painting in chiaroscuro. I will share here my memories - when my grandma was suffering before death (she was paralyzed ), I stood with a book of prayers beside her bed and I was reading her a prayer to God about healing and ceasing suffering. Before dying she was calling me uttering words from that prayer, I was so sad...
I think this is a beautiful poem. :] That's all I've got to say. :)
Posted 14 Years Ago
I think this is a beautiful poem. :] That's all I've got to say. :)
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Added on October 25, 2010
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