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TO MY MOTHER
Hi, Mom. Did I say I love you today? I wish you weren't 500 miles away. I remember how we talked when you were in the bath. You never cringed or balked -- happy to help, even with math. When we would argue or disagree if I called home, you'd set my spirit free. You found me a car I could afford to buy and just the right dress for an Apple Butter Queen. When it came to work, you knew I would try and offered my skills to keep the neighbor's house clean. When I saved enough money to buy a winter coat; you helped me find one for just the right quote. Remember, mom, I love you today; and if you should need me, I'm a phone call away.
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