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I'm Sorry Mom! A Mother's Day Poem

Author : Laurie Meade
Mother's Day Poetry,



I'm Sorry Mom!



I'm sorry for the troubles



And the worries I brought you.



I'm sorry for my mistakes,



I didn't mean to make you blue.



When I was young and growing up,



Living in your home for so long,



I made many people sad,



I did many things wrong.



So I thought that I could show you now,



By moving away and being on my own,



That I was finally straightened out,



I wanted to prove to you I am finally maturely grown.



But I haven't done to well at that,



I guess it goes to show,



You never really solved it all,



You never really know.



I'd like to show you now,



I need to take the time to say,



Thanks for accepting both the good and bad,



I hope you have a Wonderful Mother's Day!



Copyright Laurie Meade 1989-2005 All Rights Reserved



http://lauriemeade.com



http://lauriemeade.blogspot.com



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on a personal card,

in a letter, or an email to your mom.

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