I'm four years old,
playing with my barbies,
you're right there,
pretending along with me.
Giggling and laughing,
about the party Barbie
and Ken are having in
their brand new house.
I'm fourteen now,
and in my freshmen year.
I don't know how,
those boys could be so mean.
Picked on, teased,
I come home in tears.
You're right there waiting,
to make me feel better.
I'm seventeen now,
ready to take on the road.
"You'll do great,"
you always believed in me.
A year later,
I passed my road test.
"Mom, I'm a licensed driver!"
You were always so proud.
I'm eighteen now,
and you're sick...
"It's incurable cancer..."
the day my world fell apart.
August 16th 2008,
the day you slipped away.,
and heaven got an angel.
Rest in peace mom. I love you.
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this is a great poem it accually made me cry.


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This is beautiful Jess...made me cry. so sad. I miss her too, though i cant even imagine your pain, you know you can taalk to me if you need to. I love you girl.<3


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Thanks Lacey, I love you too<3
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oh my
i dont know what to say... except, i know what it feels like to lose a loved one. the pain will ease but never go away. it was a wonderful, yet painful read. -T

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Aw. This reminds me of something I wrote. Except different contents of course. This is sad but a great dedication to your mother. Im glad you had her by your side for your childhood, but she's still with you now, even if you cant see her. Never let that slip through your mind.
A beautiful wrote you have penned darling <3


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