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Motherhood defines me,
but often undermines me.

My fears for you are almost tangible.
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Let's take a chance with our first dance.
To wish on a star that our lives will go far.
The music has started, we'll never be parted.
The dance floor is lined with our guests, wined and dined.
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Light and white, fluffy, like snowflakes.
Flower girls stoop to pluck them for keepsakes.

A rainbow of paper o'er us floats down.
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4.

Grief yawns and swallows you whole.
Insomnia, heartache, regrets take their toll.

Subconscious repeatedly into past dips.
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The way that they look at each other,
my Granddaughter and her Mother.
To witness such a bond is a blessing from beyond.
Their eyes lock into gaze unbroken.
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6.

The importance of play may never be overstated.
It's status in child development so underrated.
How else may a person practise their manners?
Learn to take turns, become their life's planners?
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Fierce as frost,
soft as snow,
my love has cost me much I know.
Raucous winds,
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Snowdrop, tulip, daffodil and crocus.
Your colours coax dull lenses to focus.
Rain often drenched your bulbs and roots.
But not even frost deterred your shoots.
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Watch in wonder, listen with care.
As it's teachings this world lays bare.
Run, skip, jump, dance.
Make the most of every chance.
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A gossamer vision you stand atop the stair.
Of this profound moment in time I'm acutely aware.
Gracefully down you glide, radiant, glorious, my daughter, the bride.
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11.

Usher us in.
Then usher us out.
We've come for a ceremony so devout.
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The sound of the lock turned by your key
Starts a butterfly dance deep within me.

I think of you often throughout my day.
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13.

Purple Rain is the refrain that always drags me from pain.
More than Doves shall Cry, alongside I.
Drive by Signs of the Times in a Little Red Corvette.
The Paisley Park Prince, I will never forget.
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Ushers dash, colours clash, cameras flash.

Babies wriggle, children giggle, bridesmaids wiggle.
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Two rings entwine, your heart and mine.
Symbols of our love divine.

Our love excels, in our hearts it dwells.
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Good folks gathered in this room.
It's time to toast the Bride and Groom.
What a glorious day it has been.
Such wonderful images we have seen.
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Clouds above us, feet in sand.
You toddle beside me clutching my hand.

Bucket sloshes with sea-water full.
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Tailcoat and tiara,
cufflinks and mascara.
Vows said in front of others,
parents, friends, sisters, brothers.
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I'm going to Town to choose my bridal gown.
What a wonderful day, fairy princess I'll play.
I've relished this role since my groom's heart I stole.
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Prior to confinement you were only mine.
My precious joy within, a delicate time.

A mixture of feelings concoct in my mind.
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Motherhood

Motherhood defines me,
but often undermines me.

My fears for you are almost tangible.
For your happiness I feel responsible.

Attempts to protect you even in adulthood,
are often fruitless and misunderstood.

The balance between friend and Mother,
I struggle daily to discover.

This relationship I would never change,
It's a favourite with which I engage.

From every test and challenge I will recover,
to continue the joy of being your Mother.

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