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Mom


Mom you're the best

You are better than the rest

I would never trade you for anyone else

You're the best Momma anybody could have

You stand in the place 

Of my Mom and my Dad

You're my Guardian Angel

Sent from Heaven above

There is no other woman

Who could give me all your love

I love you no matter what

You are the strongest woman I know

Always brushing off the dust

You have been through many trials and tribulations

No matter the weather or situation

You are standing tall like a soldier

Mom, there are no words that I can say

To tell you how much I appreciate

All the love and opportunities you have given me

No matter the place or time

You're always there by my side

Encouraging me and 

Nurturing me

And telling me I did a good job

Even when I fall

You're there to pick me up

And help me brush off the dust

And that's why I love you so much!

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Adriana Pine

I am adopted My family is Black but I am Hispanic I love music I love art I love poetry

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Adriana Pine
<p>This poem is dedicated to my Momma who is 72 years young she adopted me when I was just &nbsp;10 months old and now I am 15 years old. She gave up her own time to take me in, love me, and raise me, and she still is. She is the srtongest woman I know. She has been through many things. And I know that I may be hard headed and disobediant I still will love her no matter what.</p>

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