Dear Mom
Dear Mom,
I’m sorry I’m not who you want me to be,
I’m sorry I’m not perfect,
Not even a little bit, or even at all,
I am loud and, clumsy and, messy,
I make a lot of mistakes,
I’m sorry that I cry a lot,
That I break with the slightest raise of your voice
I’m sorry that I don’t always try my best,
Or sometimes, try at all
I wish I could be that person you want me to be
The one who is quiet and, graceful and, neat,
Who thinks ahead before starting anything
A person who has control over their emotions,
Someone who does their best no matter what,
But I am not,
I guess what I’m trying to say is
I’m sorry for being me
Sincerely,
Morgan
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