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Mom


I am trying, so so hard to think of a gift for you.

I just want you to be happy

Don't give me that "I don't need anything from you"

I want to give you something sappy

 

I want you to be glad

That I got you the perfect gift

but, I don't want to get you a lame doodad

I want to make you the perfect gift

 

All I can do is write this lame sonnet

Hoping that my terrible rhyme scheme gets across what I mean

I want to give you something meaningfull, like that piece of onyx

I want to give you something to make you happy like a mexican jumping bean

 

I just want you to know how much I love and care about you 

So I wrote this crazy poem that doesn't make much sence. Hopeing that you get it. I love you. 

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