Dear mom,
I love you.
I truly do.
Even though I never say it enough,
Come to think of it, I never, ever say it except
For the times I needed stuff.
The love I have for you can move mountains.
It's higher than sky scrapers, and even
reaches the stars because you mean that much to me.
Every time you see me, you smile.
A smile that reaches the tips of your eyes,
And sparkles them.
For eighteen years you believed in me,
Loved me, cared for me, all without me ever asking.
You see mom, you're my everything.
Every night I sleep wondering how life would be without you.
You see, I don't want to ever find out.
Just thinking about it makes me want to scream and shout.
Ummi you're my everything
May Allah shower you with blessings and love
Because you deserve it.
Those nights when I'd sleep sick; you'd care for me.
Those days when I had school and
you'd drive me even though you were ill.
Those moments when I needed you, and you were there to make me feel better
Mommy, you're my everything.
I want you to know now before it's too late.
Fate has a way of either making things better
or ruining it, but Allah has planned and
I can't counter it.
But as of now, you're the only woman in my eyes.
You see, true beauty in a woman lies in
the depths of her smile
and yours lights up my world
Momma I love you.
I sincerely do, with everything inside of me.
This little phrase took me so long to finally say
but please understand I really, really do.
I love you.
Sincerely your only son.
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The Things I Couldn't Say
PoetryA journey of a young boy expressing himself through his words. Letters to everyone illustrating the things I couldn't ever say. Escape reality, and read into the depths and mind of a eighteen year old boy finding his inner self.