I remember the day you were born,
It was a day of joy or a day to mourn.You would be loved by so many,
You reminded me of a brand new penny.
Watching you grow was such an honor,
I knew that if something ever happened to you, I would be your donor.
Your smile and laughter would fill up any room,
I still remember the day you bloom,
into a splitting version of our mother or father.
It kills me how fast you are growing up to be.
The way you grow and cut your hair.
I would be by your side if you get dumped,
I promise there will be nobody else like you.
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Don't Speak
PoetryA collection of poetry I've been writing from when I was 14 till now.