My Treasure-For Mom

Kit McCallum


About Kit McCallum

Kit McCallum: A delightful storyteller, Kit began writing poetry at the age of ten. Many of her poems were additionally published in a series of anthologies, including Voice Of the Web, Visions On The Web and Reflections On The Web.

I look back on these years
To see how far I've come and grown,
I take a trip down memory lane,
And what I see has shown...

That every step I've taken,
You have been there by my shown...
From infancy to adulthood,
We've stood the test of time.

You cradled me and nurtured me,
Through all these many years;
You held me and did comfort me,
Through happiness and tears.

You'd pick me up when I would fall,
You'd dust me off and then,
Encourage me to get back on
That horse and ride again.

Your constant care and loving,
And your warm inviting heart,
Has always been a treasure that 
I knew would n'er depart.

If I could be 'just half' the person
You have been to me...
Then you have taught me well dear Mon,
For in my heart I see...

A woman whose most gentle soul,
Embraces me each day...
A woman whom I dearly love,
Much more than words can say.

Available Answers

  1. 1.

    What does the poet recall while walking down the memory lane? [Tick (√) the correct option.]

    1. the importance of her school days
    2. the importance of her friends
    3. the treasure that she has in her mom
    4. the treasure that she has in her sister
  2. 2.

    'We've stood the test of time.' This line means: [Tick (√) the correct option.]

    1. we've crossed all the difficult times together
    2. we've always been punctual
    3. we never took rest but worked hard
    4. none of these
  3. 3.

    What has the poet's mother done for her? Do you think the poet is thankful to her?

  4. 4.

    Complete the following lines.    

    1. Your constant _______________ and _______________,
    2. And _______________,
    3. Has _______________ that
    4. _______________.
  5. 5.

    'If l could be 'just half' the person'

    1. What does the poet mean by 'just half'?
    2. How do you think the poet can be like her mother?
  6. 6.
    How do you feel about your mother? Taking inspiration from this poem, write your feelings in the form of a short poem.
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