The woman who endeavored endlessly
The woman who were adored by many
The woman who went to church
And worshiped for a soul search
The woman who bore children
And raised them with remarkable patience
The woman who went through countless obstacles
And made it through with endurance
The woman who were proud to have heard
That her daughter had bore her a granddaughter
The woman who cried
Happiness and joy
The woman who stayed with her granddaughter
To accompany her during her piano practices
Regardless of her fatigue
And her aging looks
The woman who put up with her granddaughter's annoyance
The woman who was there when nobody could be a solution
The woman who would rather be hurt
Than seeing her granddaughter cry in tranfusion
The woman stayed with her granddaughter
Through thick and thin
The woman who feared
That her granddaughter could grow up too fast
The woman who had to let go
The woman who had to see her daughter leave the country
The woman who had think about her everyday
And miss her presence in the comfort of her own home
The woman who used to seeing her countless days
Had to live with loneliness
Even with the comfort of her family
The presence of her daughter is irreplaceable
But the woman waited
Until it was too late
Her last words were "Can you hear me?"
And she slept in peaceful fate
Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 1:28 PM UTC
The woman who endeavored endlessly
The woman who were adored by many
The woman who went to church
And worshiped for a soul search
The woman who bore children
And raised them with remarkable patience
The woman who went through countless obstacles
And made it through with endurance
The woman who were proud to have heard
That her daughter had bore her a granddaughter
The woman who cried
Happiness and joy
The woman who stayed with her granddaughter
To accompany her during her piano practices
Regardless of her fatigue
And her aging looks
The woman who put up with her granddaughter's annoyance
The woman who was there when nobody could be a solution
The woman who would rather be hurt
Than seeing her granddaughter cry in tranfusion
The woman stayed with her granddaughter
Through thick and thin
The woman who feared
That her granddaughter could grow up too fast
The woman who had to let go
The woman who had to see her daughter leave the country
The woman who had think about her everyday
And miss her presence in the comfort of her own home
The woman who used to seeing her countless days
Had to live with loneliness
Even with the comfort of her family
The presence of her daughter is irreplaceable
But the woman waited
Until it was too late
Her last words were "Can you hear me?"
And she slept in peaceful fate
