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Thursday, 31 May 2018

My Mother’s Love

In Room 6, we have been learning about Ballad's. Our task was to make our own Ballad's about anything but you have to tell a story. My poem is about my mother and how much she loves me. What I found hard was trying to make my sentences rhyme. What I found easy was coming up with the rhythm, my rhythm is A B A A B.  Something I could add is more language features.


My mother always seems to know whats wrong
Before I even have to tell her
My love for her is really strong
Her voice is soft like a song
Me and her together forever


She comforts me with her love when I am feeling down
And she'd try her best to make me smile
When I see her sad, it makes me frown
So I flip her frown around
And make her feel better and well


My mother had to do it all on her own
With no one to help her with the hard work
I felt sad for my mum she was all alone
It was just her to see me reach my huge milestone
But it didn't bother her, with my help we used teamwork


My mother’s one wish is for me to be successful
I will try my hardest to make that wish come true and to
make my mother proud of me
This wish is very stressful
But also my mother’s wish is very special
Because without her love I don’t know where I’d be

I don't know how I could ever repay my mother's love
she has given to me and my siblings
All I could give her is my respect
Even when my mum had nothing she kept trying
And I thank her for being there from the beginning
All the special memories I have with her, I will cherish and collect















1 comment:

  1. Hi Hingano, I really like your ballad that you have written about your mum. I like how you decided to use your mothers love as your ballad inspiration. I also like all the amazing vocabulary that you used in your ballad. Maybe next time you could make it a bit shorter, but other then that it was amazing.

    - Atalina

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