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Mommy

Dear mommy, I've been waiting all day For you to be back, The sky too has turned from blue to gray. I think it is sad, The way that I am, That you are so, so far away. While I'm talking to the sky, There's a knock at the door And I jump out in glee, letting out a cry. The doorknob turns and you come in, You seem to be lost, I wonder why? Daddy tells me you're busy with work, He assures me that I'm not at fault. I try to believe him, Keep that mind, While watching you down another bottle of malt. It hurts me that I can't take away your pain, It haunts me how you're drowning in sorrow. I wish I could help you get inside my head, So you could see that we will have a better tomorrow. Don't believe the world, Mommy. The world is full of lies. Daddy isn't dead, He's right here, absorbing your cries. He loves you, He cares. He told me, see? Now wipe away those tears, And show your big smile to me.
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