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Without a Mom
by Helen Tula Barth → (All Poetry by Helen Tula Barth)
Monday, November 2, 2015    Rated "G" by the Author.
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How would it feel to have a Mom i do not know so by my written words this is for Mom

Without a Mom


Somewhere out there, you are living your life without me,
in Silents Without knowing, that my eyes are filled with endless tears,
My heart feels empty, my soul keeps searching without any answers,
Sometimes I wonder. how it would feel to have a mom,
to know her beautiful eyes, hear her voice. There are days I need her, times I miss her. To tell her I love her.. To feel her arms around me, to hear her telling me I mean the world to her. But behind her shadow, hidden in the darkness. I whisper. I LOVE YOU MOM.

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 2, 2015
Yes, the silence of being without a mother, especially for a child, must be terrible.

My mother has always been with me. And, although she suffers many ailments, she still calls me on her hearing -assisted telephone every Monday to tell me how she is doing and laughs gently about little things at 90 years of age. I only wish that everyone could have a mother like mine has been.

Ron

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on November 2, 2015
I damn well relate. I was given away when I was born to a cruel domineering female. I, by luck, found her name through a voter's registration form. She, of of course is long dead and I don't care to track down relatives, I needed to speak to her.


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