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We value the friendship of our peers more than our mothers or fathers who would gladly take a bullet for us.

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Many years ago, my mother gave me a picture (I think it belonged to her mother). It was a picture of a mother holding her child. Under the picture was this poem. For years I had it by the...

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Mother's Love

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Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

Whose love can equal
the love of a mother
Whose devotion, so loyal and true
Who suffers so much
for the joys of another
who works with such pleasure
as mother, for you.

You hail with delight
the friendships of others
you revel in love of the sweetheart you've won
yet where can you find a friendship like mother's
unbroken till death calls and life's
work is done.

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  • Dolores A. Donohoo by Dolores A. Donohoo, Salt Lake City
  • 13 years ago

Many years ago, my mother gave me a picture (I think it belonged to her mother). It was a picture of a mother holding her child. Under the picture was this poem. For years I had it by the light switch on the wall going downstairs. For some reason, it disappeared and I haven't seen it since. I have been hunting for a copy of the poem for several years. Tonight (April 4, 2011) I found it here! I am thrilled! Thank you to whoever put it on the site.

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