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I need you most....


I need you most 

From your hair to your pleasant caress

I need you most

On an island without you and your presence

How can I endure

I need you most

You are my favorite person

The one that I love to call

I need you most

I love you because I am from you

So you know who you are

I need you most

I would take you everywhere and anywhere

I would kiss God everyday because he made you

And you created me

I need you most

I am crying while writing this because a day without you,

Always feels like eternity

I need you most....

Mom you are my friend

You are my counselor

And overall my Mother

I need you most

To take that journey with me 

Stay on that secluded land 

Because I know man gave you to me to hold on to you

I need you most

I love you Mom.

 

 

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Madison Nicole

I am an outgoing, fun person who loves to express herself through art, clothes, and writing. I love being around my friends and family. I am 17 years old as of right now , and I am enjoying life. My graduation year is 2k17 the turn up is gone be real, I cant wait. I am not new to poetry, I am just recently finding my way back to it, I am a little rusty right now but I know that my words do speak the truth.I am a junior at Holmes County Central High School, a straight A student with a 3.8 GPA, and I am definitely a teachers pet. I enjoy school to an extent, I love learning but sometimes the students can be an overwhelming headache. This is basically a snippet of who I am, I just hope I can find my voice again so many can know that life is not all unicorns and rainbows, there are always obstacles. Thanks for taking time to read my bio and hopefully many of my poems.

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