Unconditionally
Women have come in and out of my life and most have been fleeting
At best they were disappointing, at their very worst they were heartbreaking
Some threw me away when they got exactly what they wanted from me
But there was only one woman who was always there and loved me Unconditionally
She rooted me on when I was at my best and stood by me at my very worst
When it comes to true love, she was really The Girl I Loved First
She was the only woman who always stood by me
And she never wanted anything in return and loved me Unconditionally
Looking back, I realize that nobody can truly compare to her
I will never find a love that strong from anyone, anywhere on this Earth
I can look far and wide but it will never again be the same for me
She was the only woman on Earth, who loved me Unconditionally
Next to her all these women I made a big deal about, all of a sudden look very small
When the chips were down she was always the person for me who stood tall
Sometimes I think to myself, that I didn't deserve all the things she did for me
And she was the one person in my life who loved me Unconditionally
She stood up for me when I had a very hard time standing up for myself
She would go through the ringer for me and even put herself through hell
I was the luckiest person in the world to have someone like her always there for me
And she was the one person in my life who loved me Unconditionally
She was the most beautiful woman in the world and right now I know that is true
Sometimes you don't always see it when they are right there in front of you
Now looking back, I realize how fortunate I was that she was always there for me
And she was always consistent and loved me Unconditionally
She left me too soon but still I was lucky to have her as long as I did
A Mother's love for her child is really life's greatest gift
I hope she is looking down at me from Heaven and is proud of me
I will always be proud of my Mother, who loved me Unconditionally
From Dying On The Inside
Copyright 2025 Resisting Distress Publishing
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Deeply personal memoir of mother-son relationship, autobiographical throughout
Repetitive structure, meditative pacing, limited ideational density per section
Overwhelmingly positive gratitude and love despite initial relationship disappointments
Steady, reflective tone; low kinetic intensity, contemplative rather than explosive
Approximately 40+ lines; falls in 31-60 range
Some comparisons and metaphors but mostly declarative; moderate ornamentation
Pure lyric internal reflection; first-person personal voice throughout
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