Mothers’ Days

She does what needs to be done. Dresses children. Fixes breakfasts. Packs lunches. Drives. Worries about grades and health. Works. Laughs. Stands proudly in the background as her child performs. Wipes tears. Makes dinner. Does laundry. Helps with homework. Teaches. Listens. Plays. Reads stories. Gives kisses and hugs. Just for fun. And at bedtime.