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Mami


I cannot live with out you.

Mami you were there.

You there for it all.

For my horrible tantrums, fights, and arguments.

You held me when I was at my lowest points.

You kept me warm on the coldest of nights.

I remember you asked if dad could get milk for me, but you got it. Thanks.

I remember you left him and moved in a place better suited for me. Thanks.

You have loved my more than life itself and I could not live with out you.

You could not have been a better person, because that is impossible.

I remember when you work your butt off to bring food to me.

I remember how you worked at the daycare I stayed at so you could keep an eye on me. Thanks.

So no I can not live without you Mami.

You are a golden star, and I will never let go of you.

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