Dear Mother, Where should I start? Should it be those sleepless nights Where you sit on our porch and cried? Or should it be the rage I shouted, that once grew us apart?
I now have the moon on my body, and every time it casts back from the mirror It reminds me of the early nights You read me stories to bed, Or the nights you cried of Father Or the nights you were being so humanely, beautifully, difficult
I have yet to hand you anything in return And none of the things I have passed on to you Will even up half of what you have sacrificed And though you deserve those beyond what I can give, Please know that every piece of my writings, Have a projection of you in it