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They Shall Call her Blessed
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Uplifting the Value of Mothers


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                         Strength and Dignity
                              are her clothing
                                      
and she laughs at
                          The time to come.

                          She is secure in the future with the LORD.
                          She has planned carefully and prayerfully
                          She has gone to great lengths to see to it
                          That her family will have whatever they need
                          From her hand, in every season.
                            
                          She opens her mouth
                                           with wisdom and the
                                                          teaching of kindness
                           Is on her tongue.
 
                           She does not speak idle or foolish words
                           She does not scathe with her tongue
                           She does not defile her children with profanities
                She does not gossip or slander others
                           She speaks, and it is an embrace
                           Even in discipline she is kind and just, though firm.
 
                She looks well to the ways
                                           of her household and
                                                        does not eat the bread
                             Of idleness.
 
                            She keeps her home clean and welcoming
                            She prepares meals and mends clothes
                            She attends to the multitude of tasks
                            That keep her family running smoothly
                            She is no busybody, but takes care to
                            Mind her own business.
                            She uses her time wisely and makes the most
                            Of each day. 
 
                            Her children rise up
                                           and call her blessed
                                                         her husband also
                            He praises her.
 
                            Her children have been nurtured in the LORD
                     Her children feel loved, safe, secure.
                     They are well-bred, thankful, and content.
                     They gratefully acknowledge she is a Blessing!
                     Her husband rejoices in the woman he married
                     He is pleased by the behavior of his children
                            Wrought carefully under her attention
                            His wife has brought him much honor,
                            Among his friends and fellow-workers.
 
                        "Many women
                                        have done excellently,"
                                                      he lovingly tells her
                            "But you, have outdone them all."  
 
*Scripture taken from Proverbs 31:25-29 KJV
 
 
              © 2013 Rhonda S. Galizia, Scribe Unto The LORD
                 International Copyright  All Rights Reserved By Law.

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 Reviews of "They Shall Call her Blessed"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 12, 2013
The “blessing” bestowed on the poor woman in this poem is to be forever relegated to “woman's work” as carefully defined by men to be subservient and, somehow, grateful for the life of slavery to men.



Sorry, but I am upset about the “tradition” of women being subservient.



Ron

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on May 12, 2013
very well done
budd

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on May 12, 2013
Excellent Mother's Day tribute.

G

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on May 12, 2013
Wow! This is a special poetic tribute for mothers everywhere!

Happy Mothers Day!

Peace, love and abundant blessings,

John M Domino


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