*MOM*-R.I.P

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She would dye her hair a different colour every other week.

 

The bag that sat on her lap had countless keyrings on it.

 

In fact there were more keyrings than bag.

 

She was someone you could talk to about anything With....However Quirky or emotional it was. 

 

Even though i'm not much of a singer.

 

(After realising only recently)

 

She would encourage me and give me advice with the high note's i couldn't and

 

still can't reach. 

 

Not realising this at the time....my Mom lived for me and big Bro.

 

After being told that she probably wouldn't be able to have kid's....and more than likely 

 

wouldn't live past 25/30/35 

 

It's no surprise that we meant so much to her.

 

Not having the chance to get to really know her.

 

Whether i had the chance to say good bye or not.....i wasn't and never will be ready.

  • Author: Melissa Taylor (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 19th, 2018 03:41
  • Comment from author about the poem: *I wrote this about my Mom who died a week after my 16th birthday. Here are some of the few limited memories i have of her...
  • Category: Sad
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  • Laura🌻

    Melissa,
    We’re never ready...especially when we’re young! My condolences to you and your family!
    From a Mother’s perspective, I love what you wrote about your Mom. We do live for our children. It saddens me to know that you never really had the chance to know your mom!
    God Bless you and Be well!

    ~Laura~



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