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How I supposed to live without you, mother...

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A figure of a woman  
who will not be able to describe through a word
  She gives her life
to survive

She is only able to be disclosed by a sincerity
If the blood in my body is able to replace her affection
So I'll give it to her
But I know she would not ask for it
I want to hold as if the world belongs to us both
I do not want to let her down
I want to hold her hand
Lay down on her arms
I realize
Never she wants to leave me alone with my emptiness
She always be there be the first
And
In every breath of my life
Mother I will always love you
Forever, ever, and after...







"Happy mother's day"
This poetry is dedicated to my mother and every mother around the world

 
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  1. suguh kurniawanDecember 30, 2011 at 9:09 AM

    jadi inget kata2nya Fariz, anaknya Helvy Tiana Rosa, yang bilang aku mencintai bunda seperti aku mencintai surga

    selamat hari ibu...

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  2. S. FauziaAugust 19, 2012 at 6:35 PM

    Makasih komennya ya :)

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