I Cry
I used to love mother's day and father's day, but now i don't. My siblings and i would surreptiously sneak outside to the store to purchase gifts for my parents, but now we don't. My mother and father would smile at out steathly ways, but now they don't.I was only nine years old when my mother died and only three years later my father died as well. Now I know everything happens for a reason and that God has a plan for us all but i can't hepl thinking: Why me? I feel left out of the daily hate-my-parents-today-love-them-tomorrow speeches that all teens se . . .
I cry because my parents will never see me open that long awaited college acceptance letter. I only wish I sill had parents to speak of. I cry because my mother will never be my labor coach wiping my sweat and tears as one day i find myself giving birth. I cry because my parents will never meet their grandchildren to shower them in love and bounce them on their knees. Although it's hard, with time i've learned to cope. I cry because my parents will never get to see me graduate as i finally achieve my goals. And it angers me to hear them say how angry they were because their parents did something, most likely in their best interest. I cry because my parents will never have to suffer again. sometimes i cry, but these tears are not of sorrow and mourning. I'm envious of those who still ahve their parents. I cry because my parents will never again tell me they love me.
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