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A Mother Seen Through My Eyes
We always read or hear someone say what a “Mother” should be; but let us get to the source of it all.
The word “Mother” goes far beyond anything you can possibly imagine. It goes deeper to the root of the beginning of where and why? She is conceived through nine months of “creation” with nature taking its course. Through the thought processes of the host, which is nurturing the growth of the heart; she is instilled of the conceptions of what lies ahead for her in life. Here she establishes her roots, which is the core of life. She travels forward, wending life's situations. Collaborating in thought and intuition, this is developing the seed of the taproot. She grows up absorbing the “awakening of knowledge” that will be applied in her life. And she will take this information for the productive years, which is the continuation of her beginnings; such as adolescence, teen years, adulthood, and or marriage. It is the productiveness of womanhood.
“A Mother is so much more than what eyes can see
She is expected to be a Life’s Trustee”
She hurts, laughs, and takes on a role that no one truly recognizes. Not only has she formed the taproot and assured its strength and fortitude, and you ask how can this be accomplished? Through her children, forming a positive structure and changing the order for the continuum of life. She makes it a better place for little ones, correcting mistakes that were made, redefining terms, hoping and praying for the betterment in life. So you see my friends, to be a Mother is so much more than just being there, wiping tearful eyes, cleaning wounds, cooking and more. She is the ultimate beginning, which is the core of life.
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About the Book
Ann-Carol learned how to address her most distraught feelings by writing poetry. It was not until she was going through tough times 24/7 that she began to have this thought of how to go about helping herself and her three children. One day, she had this nagging thought in the back of her mind with respect to writing; not sure of what she was supposed to do, she did nothing immediately.
Then one night, she sat alone and just began to write. She soon realized that she was rhyming words. One thing led to another, and she realized that by writing poetry, she was able to help herself understand the emotions she was experiencing. Of course, there were so many emotions to deal with, and even today, she still reads what she wrote. In so doing, it helps her to deal with what is taking place. However; through this, she began to have a stronger faith and understanding of God/Higher Power, which is vital to our existence.
About the Author
Ann-Carol is a newbie within the poetry-writing community. She is up for the challenge to continue writing, which helps her to release stress, negativity, and more. It is her belief that this would be a good practice to help others overcome the same or other discerning situations as well.