My Rock (My Mom)
Sometimes I catch myself
Thinking, “When I phone,
I can talk of this or that!”
Then remember, I’m alone.
She was always there
To answer my calls -
To listen to my “small talk”
Or when I climbed the walls.
At times, I didn’t feel like talking
And somehow, she understood -
Didn’t say she wished I’d call
Or make me feel like I should.
Now, I wish I would have
More times, to show I cared -
To say, just how important
Were, all those times we shared.
I could have shown my love
So much more than I did -
I never, did it enough
Even when I was a kid.
Now it’s too late to do or say
All those things I wish I had -
No way to ease the pain inside
When my heart is sad.
She was my “anchor” to this life -
The “rock”, that I clung to -
The place, where I could turn
When, nowhere else would do.
Now, the ravages of time
Have worn my “rock” away -
And all I have to cling to
Are memories of yesterday
This poem was submitted by Jimmy.
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