Motherly Love Poem by Daniel Bernard Kelleher

I have two children whom I love
I would not trade them for the world
A brother and a sister
So very much alike
Yet strikingly they differ
In more ways then one
One is very outgoing
The other very shy
While one plays outside
The other stays inside
Sit them at the table
They fight like cats and dogs
But put them in the play room
You would not hear a sound
When its comes to bed time
Both kick up a fuss
I sing a little lullaby
Soon all is very quite
I give both a little kiss
As I whisper to each goodnight