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A Daughter's Sonnet
June 5, 2015
All my life I wanted a mother
Some bigger, stronger woman to hold my hand
To fix all my silly mistakes when things go unplanned
I always compared myself to some other
I wanted someone able
Someone to paint my nails
To tuck me in at night and tell me fairytales
Always searching for something stable
But I have myself
That’s the best I can do
I will put the storybook on a shelf
And try not to bite off more than I can chew
The problem will never fix itself
So I’ll try my best to love you for you
© Brad F., Stewartville, MN
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