Mother
I open my eyes
and now I am--
Here.
My body is--
Growing.
Changing.
6 years old
Off to school I go--
Mother tells me
You’ll do great.
Look at this
a little dog,
Can we keep her
Mother tells me--
Yes, why not.
She needs a friend,
to play
I say.
Mother tells me--
Yes, okay.
Ten years old--
Mother you’re sick.
She tells me--
Yes, I know. Don’t fret.
Mother don’t leave.
She tells me--
Oh no, I won’t.
Almost a junior--
she’s gone.
Now,
a senior.
Grown
Matured.
Mother I miss you.
I know.
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