Darling girl
Let's let the dead be dead
I'll hold your hand
We can mother each other if you like
I'll cook your lunch
You stroke my hair
I won't even mind
That you almost smell like her
I am thirty four
No more than a child
I may as well be sixty three
And I will want my mother still
I refuse to give birth myself
How then could i know
What kind of pain it is
To leave your child behind
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