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A weary mother returns from the shop Logging her shopping, just about to drop Awaiting her return was her five year old son Dying to tell her what his brother had done While you were shopping Mum and Dad on a call Dan took his feltips and hes drawn on the wall Its on the new paint that you said was our den Is he in trouble Mum? We can paint it again She let out a sigh and cradled her brow Were is your little brother right now? Hes hiding mummy somewhere upstairs she was already counting the cost of repairs On and on she went, ranted and raving Could she do it again, all that saving? She opened the door and entered his room He was under the bed awaiting his doom The felt tipped drawing peirced her soul like a dart It said I Love Mummy encased in a red heart It still hangs there now just as she found Complimented by her favourite surround As a message to her, well indeed to us all You must always take time to read the writing on the wall
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