Carnations in May, love dedicated to mothers | Happy Mother's Day
In May, Mother's Day approaches quietly.
The origin of Mother's Day can be traced back to the United States, and it falls on the second Sunday of May every year. Carnations are the flowers dedicated to mothers, while in China, the flower symbolizing mothers is daylily (also known as the nepenthe). As time goes by, mother's black hair turns gray, her eyes lose their vitality, and her steps become slow. However, her love for her children remains firm and profound. Before we know it, we find that our mother has aged, yet her love has never changed. Dear Mom, I wish to accompany you for the rest of your life. I also wish all mothers in the world a happy Mother's Day, with happiness and good health! In the poem "A Traveller's Song" by Meng Jiao in the Tang Dynasty, "The thread in my kind mother's hand, made clothes for her wandering son. Stitching densely before I left, fearing my late return. Who says the heart of an inch-long grass, can repay the radiance of the spring sun." This poem vividly portrays a mother's love. Every stitch from a mother is full of worry and care. On this Mother's Day, Let's pour out our love for our mothers from the bottom of our hearts. May all mothers in the world be treated gently by time!
