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Couldn't


Over the years, I have learned,

How to walk,

crawl,

talk,

and run.

Through my years of living in this planet,

You have always been there,

Through my ups and downs,

You have never left my side,

The times that I have disrespected you,

The times that I couldn't say I love you,

The times that I left you, which you would never do,

I did.

For this I am sorry,

I couldn't say I love you verbally,

But in this letter I am going to.

I love you Mom.

 

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