When you feel bad for what you say
Remember your mom wasn't always this way.
She is your mom and used to be
A woman who cared, much like me.
To see her not be herself
And say things out of sort
Your heart goes out and is saddened
By the very thought.
You can see she is not always bright.
She's losing herself
And she does not feel right.
Remember her as she once was
And try to forget what she does.
Take each day and let it go
For she won't remember what is so.
Go with her stories and her fears
And let her know you are here.
Take a deep breath and step aside
For she has only this one life.
Put on your patient hat and try
To understand the reason why.
She is old and she knows that
It's very scary to wear her hat.
Try to start fresh each day
And make her feel she's not in the way.
Smile, smile it usually works
Never argue
Agree with all her quirks.
She is the only mom you'll have
So love her dearly and don't be sad.
Poem About Patience With Aging Mother
My mom is not 90. She is just 66 and is in that transition phase when you begin to realize she is growing old. It is a hard thing to realize. The woman who took care of you all your...
Remember Then
Published by Family Friend Poems June 2015 with permission of the Author.
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