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MATERNAL

MATERNEL
Memories rolled on, back and forth
Sailed across the axis of earth
For how you helped me on was tough
A bunch of stacked thank you not enough
...
The pain felt when plowed, you embraced with love
Then days, weeks, months; sailed atmosphere like dove
I grew in you to capture my wings through zeal
From you I tasted the first natural meal
...
Your wake up call at dawn, brightens my intellects
Your path thread I, to seek God's face
Your salubrious well garnished meal, taste refined still
A kiss to bed chases adent monsters veal
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How you made me taste  tumultuous scenes
My guardian angel you're, my word without mince
The confidence inbibed; I still count on
God isn't hard to invite, you made me grew on
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For my struggles are the beauty of my wealth
All for you permission not needed before it's dealt
Whether hither or yon, always with you a priority
Over 'any' being you emerged first; your superiority.

©Tex (2017)

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