My father gave her to me, as a gift from God above,
Who would know a step-mother,
is someone you can really love?
I shall call her mother,
the name that suits her best;
Although my veins are not of her blood,
she surpassed all the rest.
She loves and understands me,
and of course is my best friend,
She is soft, and kind, and loving,
until our journey here shall come to an end.
The Lord gave her to me,
she's my comfort zone.
The Lord knows every need of his children,
and that I needed to be in taught in a new tone.
Quite a few heartaches for both my new mom and me,
We were put together for a reason,
even if we cannot see.
We had both lost someone dear to us,
and with God's sweet guiding kiss,
He put together a family,
so we could love the ones that together we missed.
Mother, I am sorry that you suffered all the strife in your life,
but God had a plan for me and you,
and made you my father's wife.
I think about a little girl who's mother's love she would have missed,
And I feel the tears she felt,
when it was her brow you kissed.
I cannot say enough for all the times you cared.
Thank you for the tender moments
that together we can now share.
My mother she will be, forever and ever again,
she's my shining Angel and most of all, forever my friend.
Poem From Step-Daughter About Step-Mother
I am a new step mom (I hate that word) to a 15 month babygirl. She was conceived when my fiance and I took a break. I forgave him and was so excited about the new baby. The mother was young...
My Father Gave Her To Me
Published by Family Friend Poems September 2006 with permission of the Author.
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I am a new step mom (I hate that word) to a 15 month babygirl. She was conceived when my fiance and I took a break. I forgave him and was so excited about the new baby. The mother was young and bitter and kept her away for almost 9 months. Unfortunately, the mother overdosed and passed away. We went and got babygirl and it was like she remembered us. I love her to life and she already started calling me Mum. I'm not sure if I should continue to let her call me Mum or correct her.