Behold Thy Mother
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This poem celebrates motherhood and the role of mothers in giving life, shaping souls, and forming character through demonstrating Christ-like love, forgiveness, and belief in God and oneself. Mothers are praised for the impact they have on children and encouraging them when they may doubt themselves.
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