On a quiet morning, Dave and Angela woke up feeling a touch of sadness in their hearts.

They used to hear their mother's sweet voice, singing and whispering love into their ears.

Mother would hug them tight, her kisses a soft promise of a bright day ahead.

The smell of pancakes wafted through the house; it was Father making breakfast now.

Father's hugs were warm, and his goodbye kisses filled the void of the morning.

Grandma's laughter on the way to school was a song that sounded like Mother's joy.

Dave's eyes mirrored his heart at school, and Teacher Jane offered comfort with a song.

The song was a familiar melody, once a lullaby from Mother, now a gentle memory.

Angela played 'mother' with her friends, sharing stories just as her own mother had.

As the stars appeared, the family gathered, a candle flickering like Mother's enduring spirit.

There, beside Mother's photo, they sang her favorite melody, united in love and memory.

In each hug, in every song, Mother's love remained, a comforting embrace never fading.