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A mothers poem

by the-girl-who-writes

She kneels by her bedside Whispering her nightly prayer So gracious So beautiful Then she crawls into bed In her Hello Kitty pajamas Awaiting me to tuck her in I wrap her blankets tightly around her So that the monsters can't get her And I kiss her forehead And whisper "sleep tight my angel" She smirks and then whines That her teddy bear is missing I pick him up off the ground And tuck him in next to her It's good to know he will keep her warm I flick her nightlight on And shut of the big light Walking out, leaving her door opened just a crack My beautiful little girl Shutting her eyes and drifting off to sleep So precious So fragile So small I will forever cherish all the moments I hold her in my arms, for I know someday I will not be able to I turn around and whisper in her door "Good night be dearly beloved" Expecting her to be sound asleep But as I turn around I hear a soft muffled voice whispering in the dark Desperate to be heard "I love you mommy"
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