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"tolerations" poems
She                (my mother is not of softness but is of steel reinforced concrete. she will give what she feels is deserved. nevermore {beg if you like} neverless regardless of the cost to herself.                                                           . . but deep, deep as fair as rock is she. her greetings are tolerations. her goodbyes, predictions - of my forseen failures.                                                            . . still i seem to remember . . a * glimmer * of a laugh, a   ~whisper~   of a touch                  *so                                                very                                                                    long                                                                                  ago . .  /*   perhaps one day as she lies resting I will take my mothers hand and kiss her upon her marble forehead and speak "I love you mom" and a single tear will drop from my face onto her face . . . and the coldness within her will bre-                                                                   -ak and my mother will break.
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 1:29 AM UTC
(my mother
She                (my mother is not of softness but is of steel reinforced concrete. she will give what she feels is deserved. nevermore {beg if you like} neverless regardless of the cost to herself.                                                           . . but deep, deep as fair as rock is she. her greetings are tolerations. her goodbyes, predictions - of my forseen failures.                                                            . . still i seem to remember . . a * glimmer * of a laugh, a   ~whisper~   of a touch                  *so                                                very                                                                    long                                                                                  ago . .  /*   perhaps one day as she lies resting I will take my mothers hand and kiss her upon her marble forehead and speak "I love you mom" and a single tear will drop from my face onto her face . . . and the coldness within her will bre-                                                                   -ak and my mother will break.
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