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I was only three..
Starry skies and empty hearts, 
 My feet not on the ground. 
 For you held me atop your head, 
 I could see you now mom, strong and dead. 
 I wished for this to be a dream, 
 I wished upon a shooting beam, 
 But it would not be clear to me, 
 For I was only three. 
 
 I grasped dad’s shoulders, 
 I looked for a clue, 
 But I only saw that face that I so barely knew. 
 He placed me down,
  Onto the ground, 
 And I reached up to him. 
 
 My fragile legs, that barely knew how to walk, 
 Carried my small body towards the dark. 
 This dark was a new dark, 
 A dark that I did not know. 
 I felt inside me a lonely plea, 
 Which engulfed me entirely. 
 
 Her pleasant face, 
 Too soon to see, 
 Laying in that open sea. 
 A sea of happy memories, 
 From her to me.
 
 I wish I knew you more, 
 But as it’s plain to see, 
 You left me too early, 
 For my tiny eyes to see. 
 
 I miss you now, 
 I missed you then,
 I understand now what I did not then.

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