Momma Poem by Quinten Darrow

Momma

Rating: 5.0

My bite beat my bark, I would act on a lark. Can't get out of my own way.

For I've been thinking, that I was shrinking. Life seems to be in disarray.

But I'll just borrow another tomorrow. May it be a better day.

All hard ass old men, pretend they can say again, I wish you a Happy Mother's Day.

I'm still your little boy, not always pride and joy. Wasn't there that day you went away.

You can't borrow against tomorrow. You're not promised anything anyway.

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