What do you see # 100 – A Roundup

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20th September, 1967 was the day I lost my mother. 54 years ago! So in honor of that date I chose an image of a mother and daughter.

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My mom would have been the perfect paradigm of my ideal

Had she lived long enough for me to know her as an adult

Her life finished when she was just twenty-six years old

I never got the chance to develop memories of her as a person

Life for her was short and her journey ended where for others, it begins

Her thoughts slide into my mind often and needless to say that

I miss the motherly touch, the words of wisdom that she might have

Imparted to me, had she been alive when I became old enough to value

The love and devotion only a mother can give to her child each and every day

Today and every day, I salute the mothers, who with selfless love give their children

All the confidence they need to face this world and to stand strong on their own

I wrote this poem in May, 2019. It expresses my feelings so well.

It was the 100th prompt this week and I want to express my gratitude for all the support I have been given here in WP. Please click on these amazing entries by our wonderful community.

Chris Hall; Autumn days

Radhika; The essence

Di; A new beginning

Keith; A short story

Myrna; I see a story- What do you see

Reena; Did we know?

Susi; Going forward

Punam; Walk down the memory lane

Jim; A walk in the woods

R K H; Beacon

Melanie; WDYS

Diana; What do you see 100

Michnavs; Mom

Tanvir; You are my sunshine

Eugenia; Guiding light

Suzette; Breadcrumbs

Books and Bonsai; WDYS # 100

Nope, not Pam; What do you see # 100

Fandango; To grandma’s house we go

Sangeetha; Daughters

Jules; Kismet

Sam; A long way home

Jane; Bonding

Tessa; What do you see # 100

Jeff; Oh how I love her

Anisha; Touchwood

My heartfelt thanks to all those who read, commented and shared these posts.

I will be posting next week’s challenge on Monday at 12:00 pm PKT

Thanks

#Keepitalive

#Whatdoyousee

#WDYS

Published by Sadje

I am writing to express my opinion, share my experiences and to maybe provide some insight. My blog is addressing women at 50 ( but men are welcome to read my posts) ,their issues and the questions that come up at this stage in life. I don’t aim to teach, but to learn together.

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52 thoughts on “What do you see # 100 – A Roundup”

  8. That was a beautiful poem, my dear. I’m sorry that you didn’t get to spend much time with your mother. I’m sure she would be proud of you. Congratulations on making it to the 100th week of this prompt. Here’s to many more 😃

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  9. That’s a lovely tribute to your mom, Sadje. It must have been difficult to lose her when your were so young. There have been so many wonderful responses to you centenary prompt and as Shweta says, here’s to many more. 🙂

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  14. I am so glad you did get to know your Mother. I was about three when my mother died too young. I’ve had step mothers who have filled that role, some better than others. I’m sure they did the best they could under challenging circumstances. I still keep my maternal mother’s memory alive. I make sure both my children and grands know of those who came before.

    Thank you for continuing to post ‘What Do You See?” – 100 is a wonderful number to achieve! 💕

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