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Save her lunch

There was a girl
Who was only twelve years old
But she knows how to cook
Because her mother is disabled

Mother looks at her
Cries in silence
Everyday her mother wished she could die soon
Then her daughter could have life a better life

Mommy is this comfortable?
The girl asked
Little hand on her mother's back
Doctor told her mommy has to be washed every single day
That's what she does
Every morning wakes up at five
Fixing breakfast for her mother
Changes her mother's diaper before she leaves for school

Be careful out there is what her mother said every day
She saw her daughter leave for school
She cries that's all she can do

She knows her daughter saved her lunch
For her to eat and pretended she's so full
Can't eat anymore, so she saved her lunch for mother
A disable mother

She knew her daughter was always bullied by her classmate everyday
Because she have a mother like her a disable mother
But still she can't do anything
For she is a disable mother

Mommy look what I brought you for lunch today
The girl said with a smile
Two rolls and a salad.
I want to bring you a hamburger but someone wanted it, so i give it to them

Her mother know that someone must have been her classmate
The one who bullied her everyday

Look I even brought you a milk to drink
The girl smiled
Tomorrow the cafeteria has pizza and side salad
I'm going to eat the side salad and save the pizza for you

That's how they live every single day
Till the day her mother died
This girl is grown up and now twenty two

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Written March 6th, 2006

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  • raggyann
    May 18, 2006
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    i cry
    a thousand tears
    so sad
    but this little girl will have more strength then all her class mates
    god love her


  • dreamer wind
    April 4, 2006
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    we can do that too. If you start a group like that you can always count me in. I am in for your group


  • CountryCousin
    April 4, 2006
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    I like this a lot.

    Well this is a darned good poem and maybe we should just have a group for the writers with a disability.

  • dreamer wind
    March 8, 2006
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    i'm sorry to offend you. I will change it, i'm sorry it just because i want to show how far a daugther's love can go and how much she love her mother. Useless is from a point of view of a mother not the daughter. I sorry to offend you. I will change it right now


  • Glenda L Hand
    March 8, 2006
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    This is a wonderful poem about a wonderful daughter, I hate to see the mom called useless though.. unless the disability was a choice. I love the emotions, but maybe a little work on the flow? IMHO


  • PseudoVoid
    March 8, 2006
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    This is sad. But to tell you the truth, the reason I clicked on it is because one of my friends puked in the lunch room today and the title reminded me of it. (sorry!) But this is sweet, it's touching. My mom is skitzo manic depressive bi-polar and it's not easy to deal with, but she can still get around on her own. It's sad because she really has nothing else to do but look after me sometimes. I'll ask her to get something for me and she'll act like it's a pain but you know it's what she lives for. :/
    If this is your mother, you are strong for sharing, thankyou.

  • Veil of Winter
    March 8, 2006
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    Well, the poem was brilliant, to say the least. Very sad and emotional. The last line was a bit of a blunt ending to a marvelous piece, but overall it was well worth the read. Is this based off a true experience?


  • Viyanna Rosemarie silver member
    March 8, 2006
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    how can i even comment on this. i can't. i am sorry that i can't. your mother wasn't useless. she was disabled and you very obviously loved her. that is all i can say. viyanna r langager


  • ---FrumanEsque---
    March 8, 2006
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    great.

    Wow that was an amazing poem. It was very touching. But theres one thing your wrong in::: the mother wasn't useful. She was disabled- yes! But usless-no! She loved the girl very much and that has to count for something. If she was usless, the girl wouldn't take care of her so well. She would either forget about her, or put her in a group home, or let her die. The girl loved her mother too.
    xoxo
    emily


  • PoetrysAngel2041
    March 8, 2006
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    Wow. This poem is truly touching, and so very well written. This is one of the best I've ever read on this site. This poem shows the love of a child should have for their parent, no matter what. Excellent write!


  • Loveandblessings2u gold member
    March 8, 2006
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    This mother was not useless at all, she was disable , but she was the best she could be. The daughter was so strong willed and very, very loving. What a child, I don't even know her, yet I am proud of her for being such a beautiful young lady, with such a loving soul. Your mother is now watching over you and smiling down at you everyday. May God be with you always. I loved your poem, it was very nicely written.
    Joyce


  • My teeth pinch
    March 8, 2006
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    Good job.. This made me cry.. So full of emotion and totally captivates the reader...
    this is my favourite part...

    Look I even brought you a milk to drink
    The girl smiled
    Tomorrow the cafeteria has pizza and side salad
    I'm going to eat the side salad and save the pizza for you
    i always had to give my mother pizza and milk for dinner it was her favourite.. So close to the heart!!!!
    Wow is all i can say.. you left me speechless


  • Dreamy Green Eyes
    March 8, 2006
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    Wonderful!

    This is such a sad piece! Such a sad life for such a small girl. Great use of emotion. Wonderful write! Debi

  • GirlWithBrownEyes
    March 8, 2006
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    omg!this is soooo sad, but incredibly great!A ton of emotion and this made me want to cry!
    Good job!
    *Rose

  • greenlikethesun
    March 8, 2006
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    wow this is amazingly real. great write-- very sad but not depressing. keep it up!


  • IridescentRose
    March 8, 2006
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    This is a wonderful poem, and so sad. I almost cried when I was reading it. Keep up the great job.


  • Desert-Liliaceae
    March 8, 2006
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    Good write I have a disabled sister so I understand it. hope this isn't true. great write. if this is true, that's really great of you. if not, you really seem to understand anyway. good job.

  • comet of 1989
    March 8, 2006
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    Beautiful and so full of heartfelt emotion. where did you find your inspiration?
    well done on writing sucha n emotive poem, it brought tears to my eyes.

  • dreamer wind
    March 6, 2006
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    i guess is too late to change it. Darn.... anyway thank you for the comment and the moral support. You are the one who make this place so special
    Wish you the best
    dreamer

    P.S
    I hope peoples would stop using you for the things and the only think of you whent there are trouble. That is not a 'real friend' do to each other. I know because i once was you and once in your sitution too. Find a friend that take you seriouse and listen to you too. Not because the have something comes up and O~ there my friend Nini, I can call her. Wish you the best again.


  • DreameeDarlin2U
    March 6, 2006
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    Wow dreamer...I think this is your strongest write yet. So heartwrenching. A childs love for her mother is as unconditional as a mothers love for her child. Excellent job on this. I loved it.


  • MorningWinds
    March 6, 2006
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    Goodness me...this is such a touching story. Now THIS is what should have been in my contest lol. You would have gotten first place for sure. This is true love. I can tell you now that this kind of love is rare. I really do love this one, Dreamer. *hugs* Wonderful, wonderful job.


  • honey bear
    March 6, 2006
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    exelent write

    and they look upon my smiling face and wish to have my life they call me blessed, (if only they knew.)

  • Eusebius
    March 6, 2006
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    Bravo!

    Oh, my goodness (and you think I write sad poetry!) this is one of your very best Dreamer! Your poetry gets better and better! Bravo!


  • Victorian Shadow
    March 6, 2006
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    omg, i literaly cried when i had read this beautiful poem..thank you so much for writing it! it really touched my heart.

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