A Mothers Love

A Mother's Smile is never lying
It tells the truth, always loving

Like a pearl so precious
It's cool, calm and gracious

A Mother's love is in her smiles
Her love is like a lasting road - for miles

Ups and downs, troubles come and go
Her love secures you, that you will know

My Mother is like a rose among daisies
Standing tall here, there and all places

My Mothers love never faulters on a click or a storm
Her love awesome, like a blanket so warm

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