A Mother's Heart Poem by Patti Masterman

A Mother's Heart

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A sunbeam traveled down a cloud
And dropped upon a bell
Suspended from a church tower-
And at it's ringing, fell

Upon a lady's fancy hat;
It trembled on a flower
Then chased a yellow butterfly
And wandered for an hour.

At last it settled in a drop
Of dew, upon the grass
And there it waited, napping
Till a new day came to pass.

It spied a baby on a swing
And landed in it's eye
It hung there very quietly
Till the child began to cry-

A mama came to gather close
Her offspring, and depart
And that is how a rainbow
Comes to live in Mother's heart.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Miroslava Odalovic 05 March 2011

Should also be in a book of rhymes for adults to rediscover themselves, beautiful. :)

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Martin O'Neill 21 April 2010

This is so gently lyrical and sweet. This should be in a book of rhymes for children at school to discover the joys of verse.

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