I'm sorry
Dear Mother
I'm so sorry that I disapointed you
I'm sorry that I took you for granted
You gave birth to me
Fed me and made sure I was safe
But me and my sibilings didn't return the favor
We didn't take care for you like we should have
Now the land with fruits, trees that you cultivated to provide food for us are dying
All because we want to be modern
You can no longer hold the shield blocking us from being turned to ashes because you have sucked the life out of you
Now you are weak and dry
It's sad to say that you will die and most of your children won't have the decency to admitt that they have done you wrong
But I'm apoligizing for them
I' m sorry they did you wrong
I will also apoligize to my brothers and sisters who won't have the privelege to see how strong you were
They won't get to see how you beautiful you were
They won't get to taste how sweet some of your tears were
They will only taste you salty tears
They won't be able to feel the warmth of your hug
You will no longer have room for them to sleep because your tears will leave no room
Little Brothers, Little Sisters, I'm sorry
Our mother was strong and beautiful but thanks to me and our other siblings
She's now weak, but you have to admitt that she still looks beautiful even in her worse time
Forgive me
I'm not the only one that realizes my wrongdoings
Some of my siblings have too
We will fight for mother so she will have a future
We will fight and we will never stop
Whose with me?
We love you mother and we will nevver stop
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