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Tonight, my sweet boy left. My baby boy. Helped his birth. Kissed every inch of his growth. Teached him every taste and texture and smell. His hand in my throat to articulate every sound. Made him giggle the very first time. My baby boy. All the stories, all the words. 'You are my intelligence', he wrote once, age five. My sweet boy. He left. As he should, to live with his mother. I have stayed for him. Now, for whom would I stay? There is nothing left for me to wish for. Maybe he will think of me and smile. [14/07/14]
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Jul 14, 2014
Jul 14, 2014 at 5:20 PM UTC
Life by proxy
Tonight, my sweet boy left. My baby boy. Helped his birth. Kissed every inch of his growth. Teached him every taste and texture and smell. His hand in my throat to articulate every sound. Made him giggle the very first time. My baby boy. All the stories, all the words. 'You are my intelligence', he wrote once, age five. My sweet boy. He left. As he should, to live with his mother. I have stayed for him. Now, for whom would I stay? There is nothing left for me to wish for. Maybe he will think of me and smile. [14/07/14]
chimaera
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Jul 14, 2014
Jul 14, 2014 at 5:20 PM UTC
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