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A Mother's Care


You’re the one who holded me through all these months

Who always tend to be the one that counts

You went through all of the fuss and huss.

That time, too tough to touch.

You’ve sacrificed all the things for me.

In my eyes, I’m the one to see.

That you have succeed.

As a friend, but more.

As a parent, but more.

I love you with my heart.

There’s no doubt for that.

That tonight I will cater to you

Fix you breakfast, lunch and dinner.

To massage you till you fall asleep.

I will cater to you.

Don’t worry about them.

You’re the best for me.

And the family.

I will cater to you.

I am proud for what you have done.

Because you’re my mommy.

 

Angelica Almanza

March 17th,2014

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