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I come from...
my mother.
A gentle, loving woman with hazel eyes and graying brown hair.
She hides her age behind her clothes and makeup.
But age does not define a person,
their heart and soul do.
I see the wrinkles around my mother’s eyes and know they are for each year of laughter.
I see the wrinkles around her mouth and know it’s from smiling so much.
I see her graying brown hair and her age is showing.
But I see her for who she is, a beautiful woman.
A beautiful woman with greying hair because of the stress of being in college and working.
The added pressure of having two children and a husband.
But every grey hair is another memory added.

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