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Mother Wounds

Do your heart strings break when you think of me, too?

No.

I carried the love for me and for you.

With rose-coloured glasses, my tears washed your face.

While you whispered the sweet nothings

Of being your biggest mistake.

So, break if I must, to shed your skin.

One must end for another to begin.

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Written by
mayah-nance
26 / F / English
Published
Jul 31, 2024
Lines·Words
8·56
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Back in my sad poetry era! Thanks egg donor😂I truthfully never left

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#original#mother#journey#parents
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