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Mother

July 11, 2009
By GooGirl1995 SILVER, Tucson, Arizona
GooGirl1995 SILVER, Tucson, Arizona
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;Don&#039;t be afraid to be yourself. And don&#039;t worry about getting famous because that means nothing. There are a lot of really useless people in this world that are famous.&quot;<br /> <br /> -Johnny Reznik


Mother,
I still remember you. We remember you.
Your sweet smile.
Your breath with the scent of peaches.
The beautiful smile you had.
A laugh that made everyone smile with happiness.

Mother,
You never brought hate in the time to hate.
You never thought of revenge when there was revenge to be done.
You never believed that anger was the answer to everything.
You were peaceful, loving, and quiet.

Al and I thought you were an angel in disguise.

Mother,
Why did you suffer when he left?
Why did you hide your pain?
You never showed any sign,
but it was there.
Father, you villain.
You are a villain for doing this to her.
We could sense it.

Mother,
Why did you let those summers go by so quickly?
Alphonse and I still remember those memories, painful memories.
Your smiles hide your suffering.
You laugh hides the pain.
As we grew older, we began to know the truth.

You wanted to forget it all.

Mother,
Why did you leave us here?
Why did we have to go on our own?
Why did you leave us to cry in our shells of loneliness?
You let yourself grow sick.
You hid it from everyone.
Depression seeped into your mind and heart and drowned your healthy way of life.
You let your spirit float away on its own, into a place without pain.
But it seemed you forgot about us.
You left us here in this cold empty world.

Beautiful Mother,
Soft.
Sweet.

We still hold these memories.
Alphonse and I.
Al cried through the nights.
I started into the sunset, cursing father under my breath.
Painful childhood memories.
It seemed it would take eternity for us to cope.

It was our wrong to bring you back, even though we knew the law.
We let ourselves search for ways to make you come back to watch us grow.
But, we paid the painful price.

There is no turning back.
We must go on into this dark and mysterious world.
Without you.
Not even your smile could make us stay now that you're gone.

Goodbye Mother.


The author's comments:
I wrote this poem after seeing an episode of Full Metal Alchemist "Mother". In this poem, I wrote in the perspective of Edward Elric about thier mother and her painful loss to both him and his brother Alphonse. In the end, they paid a painful price trying to bring her back. I hope you enjoy.
I reccomend Full Metal Alchemist but please be warned. I reccomend you do some reasearch to see if you would be comfortable with it.

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