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Tell My
Tell my mother that I’m sorry
for taking her for granted
that I’m thankful for everything
especially the prayers that she chanted
Tell my dad that he’s important
since I don’t remind him enough
that being a dad can be hard
and I recognize it's tough
Tell my brother I admire him
in every aspect of his life
except maybe his cooking
he’s a safety hazard with a knife
Tell my grandma that I love her
for everything she does
and I want to hug her tightly
for everything and just because
Tell my grandpa that I miss him
his laughter and kind soul
the way the summer breeze felt
on our daily evening strolls
Tell my house it was a friend
a place to recharge my aching shell
that no matter where I go
That it’ll be the place I always dwell
Tell yourself it's okay
to not always be grown up
sometimes we have to be a child
and need or family’s aid
a gentle hand to grasp onto
one which won’t be easily swayed

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I wrote this poem to tell my loved ones things that I can't say
to them out loud.