Anna Jarvis Poem by Ima Ryma

Anna Jarvis



Anna Jarvis began the quest
To establish a Mother's Day.
She gave the effort all her best.
1914, the U.S.A.
Proclaimed a day in May as so.
But over time Anna became
Disillusioned with the cash flow,
Thought cards and candy such a shame
With all the profiteering stuff.
A Mother should not be on sale.
Love from the heart should be enough.
But Anna's take did not prevail.

Mother's Day brings in big bucks - yes!
Anna Jarvis died penniless.

Friday, May 29, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: history
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