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Smiling for all to see

Smiling for all to see

You don’t look old enough to have three and one in your belly
As you stand swinging 
In love with your three
The sadness and pregnant tiredness screams out to me
Your totally committed 
In love with your beautiful brood
But sadness lingers close by
Crying from the inside

Be it a broken relationship 
Broken job
Broken mum or dad
Or just a broken self
Through neglect 
It’s called being a mum
Rising before the sun
To fill the small tum’s
Who wake up bright
And say hello mum
Feed me now

Children are work
Fabulous work
But work none the less
From birth to death 
Hopefully our death, not theirs
No parent should have to bury their young
But they do
My gran did
The sadness in her eyes I will not soon forget
But I’m getting lost from you
Strong mummy infront of me
Raising your beautiful young
Smiling for all to see

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Tony Taylor

Wow GARTH!!.... this is so elegantly delivered.......VERY well crafted phrasing that works so well because the tone of it is set up with simplicity........ in word choices and formatting!!....a fine poetic testament to Motherhood and all the comes along with it!!......ALL STARS!!..... Bravo dear poet brother!!....... well penned!!........T xo ?âś´?

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Garth Vader

Thank you so much for your comment 
Really glad that someone enjoyed it, . ???
 

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