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Dear Mom


Dear Mom, I see the pain that you carry Every singe day I see the tears That you so desperately Try to hide. Dear Mom, I know the pain you carry Is deeper than my own, But I do not know how you manage To carry on with your life. Dear Mom, I wish I could take your pain away I wish that I could hurt those Who hurt you. Dear Mom, I know it's hard to be far from each other Because I cry everyday for and with you. Dear Mom, We'll both make it out alive. I've been told that only the strong people make it through life and we've made it thus far. Dear Mom, We both have had tempting thoughts because our battle maybe over but our wounds have not healed. Dear Mom, I wish you could see your own strength that gets you through the day. It is not my sister nor I that give you that will. It is your own will that pushes you. Dear Mom, I'll make you proud of us. Without your love and your guide, I would have not made it thus far. Dear Mom, Thank you for being the best mom you could possibly be, for me. Dear Mom, I love you, always and forever.
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savigirl14
<p>amazing</p>

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