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MAMA

Mama
From where did you get your heart
When I look at your eyes
I see the love of God
When I feel your breath
I feel the breath of God

Mama
From where do you get your smile
That when I accidentally hear the sound of your cry
You turn to me and all I see is your lovely smile

Mama
From where did you get your backbone
That never got tired of carrying me
But still supported a water pot on your head

Mama
From where did you get your patience
That watched and waited for me to grow
Patiently weeding out my mistakes of puberty
Forgiving me like they never were
Showering me with love even when I felt least deserving

Mama you are a lesson from God

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