Things That Mama Taught Us

Things That Mama Taught Us

Hello, how are you?  I'm doing fine.

Mother, may I, Mother please, bless you.

You are welcome,

Good morning sweetheart,

These are things that, Mama taught us.

When we were very young.

Say you're sorry, hug each other.

Stop right now, quit, hitting your brother.

Time to get along. 

Please, use your manners today.

These are things that, Mama taught us;

When we were very young.

Brush your teeth and comb your hair;

Wait a minute, stop right there, play fair.

Thank-you, excuse me.

Say I love you, say good night.

say your prayers. before you sleep;

sleep tight.  

These are things that, Mama taught us.

When we were very young.

Susan Nikitenko

Children's Song

May 11th, 2018

1Peter 3:8 ¶ 

Finally, be ye all of one mind, having compassion 

one of another, love as brethren, be pitiful, be courteous

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Mother Taught Me

Matthew 19:19 Honour thy father and thy mother

Mother Taught Me

Mother taught me, say thank you, say please;

Say excuse me, when I  cough or sneeze.

To cover my mouth, don't let the germs out;

Help others with joy, without a pout.

She taught me to say sorry when I am wrong;

Told us, kids, not to fight, to get along.

When it's time to work roll up your sleeves:

And that, Jesus, saves, when people believe.

Mother taught me, to be grateful and kind;

Know that most- clouds of life are golden lined.

To pick up my clothes, be sure to wipe my nose;

And to be sure to wash between my toes.

 Mother taught me, to love our family;

She taught me while I sat on her knee.

Stand up for what is right, to love our country;

And that money never grows on the trees.

Mother taught me, to plant a flower seed;

and to wait for it to grow, patiently.

She sat beside me, playing paper dolls;

Before I went into surgery.

My mother has taught me many more things;

So many, that they could never be told.

She has made me laugh, she has made me cry;

My love for mother will never grow old.

My mother is still teaching me each day;

She's teaching me by how brave she stays.

That she can still smile and think of others;

Though sick, is still busy being, mother.

Mother taught me to be brave and how to pray;

Hands together, to say, "Lord help me."

I thank the Lord for my  precious mother;

She will always be beautiful to me.

Susan Y. Nikitenko

May 11th, 2018

Poetry And Other Materials On This Site Can Be Freely Used For Christian Bible Centered Non-Profit Ministries And must Remain Unchanged In Any Way. All Other Purposes Are With Permission Only. You May Make Requests At treasurebox18@yahoo.com - All my poems with stories are both real and fictional designed to illustrate a biblical truth. All Rights Reserved. Please Include Site Name And Proper Credit Back To This Blog. Thank-You.