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Mother


When I'm sick, you're a doctor.

When I'm sad, you're a shoulder to cry on.

When I fall, you're there to pick me back up.

When I'm broken you put me back together.

When the world looks at you they see a women.

But, when I look at you I see my strong, beautiful, intelligent mother. 

 

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