Will I Look Like My Mother When I'M Old? Poem by YURI DURAAN

Will I Look Like My Mother When I'M Old?

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When YOU look at her
you see a 60-year old woman,
badly scarred by life, carrying
her experiences upon her like
a frumpled sack of old clothes…
Surely this is not the person of
my tales…
my stories of the past…..
the woman I hail to be the
Mata Hari, Queen Elizabeth
and Mother Teresa?
Can you not see that the
explanation for my slight
exaggeration is love?
When I look at her I see all
that, and more…..
I see myself….
She's just more Glorious.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Allen Vinal 11 March 2008

I have to say I've not read a poem on such a topic, but it does pose some very interesting and thoughtful introspection

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YURI DURAAN

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