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single mother

by JanJac003

i am the book my son reads and i often wonder what he sees empty pages filled with the mundane or a colourful piece of art does he see my fearlessness and my backbone made of steel perhaps the circles under my eyes betrays me will he understand that life is filled with moments that startle you to heed the call of the world and every adventure that beckons i often stare at my reflection and wonder am i, what he would want aspire to fervently grasp opportunities and believe to not settle for mediocrity each time i boubt myself i silently promise him every part of me will strive to better the next chapter he reads
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Feb 17, 2016
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