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Joy


From a young age my memory has been a blur, 

I tend to have memories here and there, 

In all my memories there is always you, 

Your voice, 

Your smile,

Your wise words,

They are all I carry when days are tough, 

From sad times to happy times, 

You have always been optimistic, 

From having nothing to giving us everything, 

I have seen you work hard through everything,

I know you worry here and there,

You just want us to be successful in life, 

I know it is not easy bringing up children, 

There is no manual on how to be a perfect parent,

But in my eyes you're perfect,

You motivate me to never give up,

You motivate me to follow my dreams,

You motivate me to become a better version of myself,

Whenever I was sick you were there,

Whenever I was stressed over school you were there,

Whenever I needed a small push you were there,

Whenever I needed a hug you were there,

All through my journey you have been there,

I only hope that one day I can repay you for all you've done,

Thank you, mom. 

 

 

 

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selabean
<p>beautiful</p>

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