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If you say "I'm falling in love", people assume two things: One, that it's romantic love. Two, that it's new, tentative, small. I have been falling in love every day for the past 11 years. It started when the stick turned blue, The two lines, The plus sign in the window of a little plastic test. I fell in love more with every flutter, Every kick, Every morning of being sick. I fell in love more with each contraction, Again with every suture used to close me up. I fell in love with every spit up, Every sleepless night, Every laugh And every scream. I am still falling in love. I fall in love every day all over again. I fall in love every time I hear them say mom, Every time I look at them. I fall in love every time they learn something new Or whine about what I've asked them to do. Everyday I am falling in love with who they are And who they're growing into. No one can fall in love the way a mothers do.
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Dec 5, 2024
Dec 5, 2024 at 5:23 PM UTC
Falling in love
If you say "I'm falling in love", people assume two things: One, that it's romantic love. Two, that it's new, tentative, small. I have been falling in love every day for the past 11 years. It started when the stick turned blue, The two lines, The plus sign in the window of a little plastic test. I fell in love more with every flutter, Every kick, Every morning of being sick. I fell in love more with each contraction, Again with every suture used to close me up. I fell in love with every spit up, Every sleepless night, Every laugh And every scream. I am still falling in love. I fall in love every day all over again. I fall in love every time I hear them say mom, Every time I look at them. I fall in love every time they learn something new Or whine about what I've asked them to do. Everyday I am falling in love with who they are And who they're growing into. No one can fall in love the way a mothers do.
Misty_View
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32/F/KZN, South Africa
Dec 5, 2024
Dec 5, 2024 at 5:23 PM UTC
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