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My mother


One thing I ever wish Is eat nothing like fish But my mom's smile to cherish I want her everything to flourish Just like the red Rose's And the best among the horses Your love will never be nonsense I love you my dear Your weakness is all I bear Me in your arms I what I miss And all the times you protected me From the snakes that hiss And if I was ever married I would be your miss Now the world seems unfair We have no option let's just bear One day you and I will be happy Everyone will then stare At our destination that's just mere Let's just go through this unlucky time Let's taste the bitter lime Let's pretend we are doing fine Tomorrow all this will say bye See you till then my dear You and I will have each other Then memories will come When I was once an unknown author When I was your lost daughter
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Fahhyally
This about the pain me and my mother go through

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