Mom

 There is no one quite like Mom. You only really have one, unless you are adopted; then you are really lucky, you have two moms. She loves you even though your faults are showing; even though the dishes are left still dirty in the sink, even though your homework is not done from two weeks ago. She heals your small wounds with a kiss. She mends the doll you've had since you were 1 year old. She watches you grow into teen-hood, silently worrying all the while if she has taught you everything she needs to. She sits alone in the church pews the morning of your wedding praying that she has done right thru your short 25 years as she watches you start your life with him.

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