To My Daughters, Who Taught Me how to Love

You taught me how to be a mother,
Leading me with pudgy toddler fingers,
Sticky kisses
And questions about questions about questions.

You made it easy.
I did not know how
To give of myself,
But you knew how to find my love
And take what I then gave gladly.

You led the way,
Your love helped my love grow
And blossom,
Unconditionally.

I didn’t think I could.
Now I think perhaps I can.
Because of you.

This entry was posted in Family, Life Lessons, Love, Messages for my Children, Parent-Child, Parenting, Poems about Children, Relationships and tagged , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

2 Responses to To My Daughters, Who Taught Me how to Love

  1. jfb57 says:

    I think having ‘pink’ ones helps. Whether they are blue or pink you discover things in you that you had no idea you had. It also brings a weight of responsibility that never really goes.

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  2. This is beautiful x

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