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My Mommy is MIA
I do not remember your smile,
I don't recall your voice.
I can not reach you,
even if i travel many a mile.
You have been gone for so long.
I thought for the longest time,
that one day you would back,
but time have proved that I am wrong.
You were my all,
my life, my breath, my soul.
Then you were gone.
No warning, not a single goodbye call.
I was so small,
just five years old.
the tears I have cried,
could drown you all.
Year after long year,
I have been waiting, for this pain to ease.
The only thing that even starts to help, is an ice cold beer.
I know it's not right,
I know I'm underage.
But nothing else will make it possible,
for me to sleep through the night.
I do remember your sweet touch,
and your bittersweet love.
I do remember the woman,
that I treasure so much.
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Ahhh.. this hurt. And that's a good thing, it's supposed to hurt. I'm so sorry about your mom.
I think your poem was the strongest once it got to "I was so small" and continued to the end. At least, that's the part that resonated for me. Really, good job. =]