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Dandelion(From Mother to Child)


To my sweetest child

To my one ture love

To the one who brightens my day

To the one who is perfect in every single way

Yet refuses to know it

I love you my

Dandelion

Your unacknowlaged beauty

That no one sees

For but a weed

To be picked and thrown aside

 

Some however see the truth

Underneath your raggid hide

But oh how delicate you are

How you bend to the wind

 

By but a blow of childs lips

You spread your seeds so far

And from them grows a mighty oak

To protect the ones you love

 

My only child

Missunderstood

Misstreated but true

You are the only thing i love

And i promise to always protect you

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