Words can't describe the kind of person my mother was. She was the best mother anyone could ever be... and the best friend you could ask for. Whether it be talking about serious issues, or gossiping about celebrities or boys, she always had a gentle ear for everything, and advice to go with it.
Her name was Mildred Ann Adams, and she died on August 24, 2005, just three days after her fourty-second birthday. The world suffered a great loss that day, and it was very unexpected as well. It was an extremely difficult time then, but she lives through me, and through Dillon, and through the good times that we spent together.
Like me, my mother liked to write poetry. She had a brilliant way with words. Some of her works were even published. She took great joy in her writing. She only wrote to inspire others through the hard times, and her words touched many people. This account is dedicated to her memory. In its gallery, is her original poetry. It's only going to be a small gallery, for there are very few works that that I have access to. The things faved on this account are emphasis on her favorite things, the little things in life that meant so much to her.
"Mom, you are our hero, and everything that you taught us will live on through us. We love you and miss you terribly. Our lives have changed so much, without you... it will never be the same again. One day, we know we'll all meet again, and we will walk together, wherever the road leads us. There is no other love like a mother's love for her child, and your love will radiate through our hearts until the end of time.
We thank you for our life, and for our lessons, and we thank the one above us for the most precious time we spent with you. We will love you and miss you forever, mama. Rest In Peace..."
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Thank you.
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