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I have a perfect lunchbox mom Crusts cut off She leaves me love letters on my napkin So that when the bathroom stall became my cafeteria I wouldn't be so lonely I have a perfect marathon mom She runs to the beach and back just to show that she can. And when she says she's all gross from her run, she somehow still smells like fresh air My mom is fresh air, She fills my sister's lungs with life And every exhale is love My mom is fresh air. She is a sanctuary, she is a nest She is rest I have a perfect lunchbox mom, A "Honey, what's wrong?" mom An "If you're not here, the day's too long", mom A "Wonder if God knew what He gave to Earth" mom I thought God kept track of angels She is everything
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Sep 27, 2018
Sep 27, 2018 at 9:07 AM UTC
napkin love letters
I have a perfect lunchbox mom Crusts cut off She leaves me love letters on my napkin So that when the bathroom stall became my cafeteria I wouldn't be so lonely I have a perfect marathon mom She runs to the beach and back just to show that she can. And when she says she's all gross from her run, she somehow still smells like fresh air My mom is fresh air, She fills my sister's lungs with life And every exhale is love My mom is fresh air. She is a sanctuary, she is a nest She is rest I have a perfect lunchbox mom, A "Honey, what's wrong?" mom An "If you're not here, the day's too long", mom A "Wonder if God knew what He gave to Earth" mom I thought God kept track of angels She is everything
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Sep 27, 2018
Sep 27, 2018 at 9:07 AM UTC
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