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Walking on the dirt path leading to my destination,
I held a bouquet of hydrangeas,
Not really understanding I'm on my way to damnation.
I think about her touch,
Which makes me melt,
And my heart flutter.
I think about her smile,
Looking at which I used to realise,
I never want her to cry.
The way she held herself,
Made others hesitate,
Before uttering a single word.
Her food, I remember,
Always made my day.
Even the simple pancakes made by her,
Could make the worst of days better.
Kneeling down on her gravestone,
I realise, she's gone,
And never coming back.
The only person I valued a lot,
And sometimes took advantage of.
That's when it all comes crashing down,
Never I am ever going to see her again.
I loved her so much and she loved me back,
I stay there until dawn crying upon,
My mother's gone love.

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