Mother Death Poem
I realize now that only my strength will help me through this. I love you mom.
Not Today
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Nikki L.
Losing a mother, it's never easy.
Losing that smile that was so cheesy.
Losing that hug that crushed your ribs.
Losing that perfume that now you just realized, how much you missed.
Losing those chances to have girl talks.
Losing the chance to regain the strength after a heartbreaking dance.
Losing the chance to learn about her past.
Losing the chance to explain your own twisted path.
Losing the chance to say goodbye.
Gaining the strength to realize it's not the end, at least not today
Losing that smile that was so cheesy.
Losing that hug that crushed your ribs.
Losing that perfume that now you just realized, how much you missed.
Losing those chances to have girl talks.
Losing the chance to regain the strength after a heartbreaking dance.
Losing the chance to learn about her past.
Losing the chance to explain your own twisted path.
Losing the chance to say goodbye.
Gaining the strength to realize it's not the end, at least not today
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The call was my sister asking me where I was, I told her I'm 5 mins away. I knew something was up because she crying, she then had the courage to say that mom had passed away. I broke down crying knowing she was gone. She didn't get to see the stuffed bunny I bought her for Easter. It was the saddest day ever, I didn't even get to say goodbye. As I saw her lying in her bed, as cold as could as can be, I took her hand into mine hoping she would wake up. I gave her four kisses one on her forehead, one on each side of her cheek, and the last one was on her chin. I then said goodbye and left the room in tears.
I miss my mom, I miss everything about her, now all I have left is memories n pictures. There is a lot more I could say, but for now its time to pray Rest In Peace mommy.
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