Though your faces is one reviled
With pustules all that ooze
Do not fear my little troll child
Your mother still loves you.
Your teeth inside your gaping maw
So frightens all to leave
But sweet troll mothers have no flaw
As you cry upon her sleeve.
Don't worry troll with ugly grace
Be full of cheer this day
Your mother dear will love your face
And will not turn away
Take comfort trolly child beast
And do not cry and bawl
For mothers aren't like them at least
They love you warts and all.
You're clumsy and ungainly
Your smells cause us to veer
But mothers act humanely
She treasures you so dear
You are repulsive in your lair
A cleanly troll you ain't
Your mama cleans your underwear
So cherished by this saint
Silly poem about a mother's love for her troll son
My dad was a great inspiration in my life. After his passing, I was privileged to hold and read through many of his journals. One of the most precious pieces are his collection of personal poems. Poetry has always been an important part of my life. I set the goal to write a poem every week for a year. Here is my blog.
Sunday, April 12, 2020
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