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I miss you mom


You said everything would be okay.

"Don't worry Janae."

But little did I know you're time was coming to an end.

It happened so sudden. 

nobody expected you'd be gone overnight.

But you just left.

No goodbye. 

No, "I love you"

Just the silence in the room, the tears streaming down everyone's faces.

In shock you were taken away at such a young age. 

You were 32 mom.

The Priest constantly saying, "she was so young"

Only regrets crossed my mind.

"Why didn't i go spend my weekends with you when I had the chance?"

Mom, how do you expect me not to worry? You're gone. For Good.

Why were you taken so suddenly from me?

How are you going to see me graduate now?

Get married?

You're in a better place now and that's what matters.

You're no longer suffering and i understand that now.

I'm sorry mom.

I love you mom. 

I miss you mom.

I hope to see you soon. 

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