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Pain from mother tree
An apple tree starts off as a seed
Then you plant it and watch it grow
Their leaves fall and have to be cleaned
But it makes something beautiful and it shows
A Ruby red apple comes from a branch
You look at what the tree made
And take it into your hands
You walk away and the tree fades
The tree stays in place
Watching as you walk away
The tree can’t even make a sad face
As the sun goes down ending the day
Imagine the trees pain
As we take away something they made
And it is us who they blame
For they keep their emotions tamed
Just like a mother
Who went through it all
Just to look at her brother
Who now watches her ball
The only difference between the two
Is that a tree will always grow more
But the mother gets attached like glue
And it is a pain that stays in her core
Making her not wanting anymore
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Hi my name is Kayla Biggica and I am 15 years old. I wrote this poem about a mother losing her child and how that can affect anyone in many ways.