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Jenna Dixon
Poems
Jun 2013
Mother's Child
The piercing all over his face
You shutter at them,
The gaping holes in his ears
They disgust you,
This dangerous boy
He's running wild and free,
Such a creature as this
Should be kept in a cage,
The bright colored hair
Hides one eye
While the other
glares out at the world,
A monster it seems
You run away,
Laughing behind his back
You mock his choice in clothes,
A thing no mother could love
Or so you say,
But have you seen me?
How proud I am of this,
That boy you hate so much
He is my son
And I his mother,
He brings me no grief
No one could love him more than I.
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