Mother Child Poem

Poem About A Mother Absent From Her Daughter's Life

A girl wishes that her mother had been there for her while she was growing up. Her mom missed all the special experiences that they could have shared together.

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I Wish

Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.

I wish you were here with me
I wish you were here every day,
To hug me, to ask me if I'm doing okay.
I wish you were here when I got my first doll
So you could join us at the Town Square Ball.
I wish you were here when I played dress up
So I could get into tons of trouble with your make up.
I wish you were here to see me through high school.
Then maybe you would know that I am not a fool.
I know it's okay that you are not here with me,
Because everywhere I go, there God will be.
It's okay not to have a mother.
Every day I still go a little further.
One day I will have my own little girl.
We will laugh, dance, run, and twirl.
Into the evening we will drink lemonade on the porch swing.
I will teach her how to be a mother
Because one day she will have her own daughter.
I wish you were here with me
Watching, so you could see what a good mother I will be.

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