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A Letter To Mum Poem Print
£14.00
A rhyming letter of thanks (and apology!) from an older daughter to her much-loved Mummy.
This moving and heartfelt poem makes the perfect gift for Mother's Day, Christmas or a Birthday.
The poem was written by Bespoke Verse poet Joanna Miller who has a lot of teenage tantrums to apologise for! The design is by Stephanie Cole.
The poem has been printed on the highest quality card which measures H30 x W21cm (A4). It is unframed.
The wording of the poem is:
A Letter to Mum
To my wonderful Mum
I have to say sorry
For the teenage tantrums
And all of the worry
For all the times
I answered you back
Sulked and protested
And veered off the track.
Thanks for forgiving,
(Just one of your gifts)
For the listening ear
The advice and the lifts
Your unquestioning love
Your caring devotion
The hugs and support
At times of commotion.
You told me the truth
Yet let me be me
And helped me to find
Who I wanted to be.
You shaped me and gave me
All that you had
Stayed by my side
In good times and bad.
So thank you for showing
What parents should be
With all of my love Mum
Forever - from me.
Copyright Joanna Miller 2014.
(Author's permission required to reproduce this poem).
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