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I will remember you clearly.

I remember clearly the bright blue sky

as we played games of "Mother May I?"

And I always managed to forget to ask;

I was too excited to complete the task!

 

I remember clearly your smile and laugh

as we made our way through the path

to pick blueberries to turn into a treat

something sweet that we all liked to eat.

 

I remember clearly your warm embrace

on days I felt like life was a lot to take

you always listened with endless patience

to any ramble or rant of silly frustration

 

I remember clearly the proudest mother

three lovely kids, one after another.

I know I am strong, because you were, too.

I'll remember forever because I love you.

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Written by
sarah-gammon
Canadian
Published
Feb 3, 2017
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RIP Shelly Robinson.

January 8, 1965 to January 30, 2016.

I love you mom and I will miss you so very much

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