A Mother's love.
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MatureComplete Sun, Mar 27, 20228m
"Màmá!!!!!!!! "
I screamed as she let go of my hands allowing me to fall in
Fall into darkness
Fall into nothingness
Fall into emptiness
Fall into the cold arms of death.
What is a mothers love? Is just a sneak peek into my wild mind..........
The love between a troubled child and an equally troubled mother...
Is it really unbreakable?
Or is it just a flimsy bond?
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