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Mom
She’s been in multiple accidents,
This time it was fatal.
Was it speeding or an alcoholic beverage?
Or perhaps a text that got her?
Questions swarm my mind, desperate for answers.
Regret makes an appearance as well.
Why didn’t I do this? I should’ve done that.
Everything I should’ve done, but didn’t.
Here one moment, gone the next.
A woman’s life taken away.
Only a bruised, stiff corpse left
In the backroom of the funeral hiome
Tear-stained cheeks and shaky breaths,
Everyone mourns
To everyone she was different,
A co-worker, sister, daughter, wife, a mother.
All black filled with grief
No smiles, condolences spread.
I sit in the front row,
A full view of memories.
A strong woman she was,
Fierce like a lion, clever as a fox.
She was an ideal role model
A goddess on Earth
But one day, far, far, far in the
Future I know I’ll be in her presence again.

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