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The Love of a Daughter


How are you okay with missing her fifteenth birthday?

How can you move forward knowing you're not playing the role in her life anymore?

How can you hate her so much to leave and never come back?

To live your life as if nothing had ever happened 

Was it easy or was it hard? She asks

Did you ever think it twice?

You were the first to break her heart, before any other guy

You were always on her mind

Although she wish you were by her side at times

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