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Don't go away moma

Contributed by sandypoet on Wednesday, 3rd January 2007 @ 08:03:03 PM in AEST
Topic: SadPoetry

As I hold your warm hand in mine,
As I watch you sleep,
Can you feel my heart dear mother,
As it skips a beat.

Do you know you are dying,
Are you sure you want to go,
Can't you whisper to Jesus,
Tell Him you don't want to go.

Can you tell Him to make another plan,
Can you ask Him this for me,
Cause Mother I can't lose you now,
This is really hurting me.

Please moma wake up,
Smile that pretty smile,
Look at me again,
Let me see the sparkle in your eyes.

Tell me that you love me,
Say come and give me a hug,
Please moma,
Please don't give up.

Warm blood flowing down your arm,
Tubes placed everywhere,
I don't want to let you go,
They want me to go from here.

Only a few minutes do they let me have with you,
Till the next time on the list,
Please moma say no to Jesus,
That would be my birthday wish.

January 9th is around the corner,
Please wake up and say you will be here,
Please hold me close again,
Whisper I love you in my ear.

Don't go to Heaven just yet,
Stay with me for awhile.
Moma do you hear me,
Moma please say you will be o.k,
Moma, moma,
Don't go away.

Copyright © sandypoet ... [ 2007-01-03 20:03:03]
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Re: Don't go away moma (User Rating: 1 )
by Shadows_In_The_Darkness on Saturday, 13th January 2007 @ 08:27:32 PM AEST
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Wow! Thank You so much for writing this. I have been very depressed for a long time and have set my date, until now. I imagined one of my little boys saying these things (especially with both thier b-days the first week of next month!). U gave me some insight, thank you. Beautiful job, keep up the good writes!

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