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Created on: November 22, 2009
A precious life begins,
From the day that you were born.
A day already predestined to end,
A time when we all shall mourn.
The memories we share of you,
When you were just a child.
The silly things you use to do,
To bring about a smile.
As time moved swiftly along,
And you became a mother to me.
To take you away seems so very wrong,
The sadness in my heart, has overwhelmed me.
We are all born to die,
Of that I am sure.
So while you live, live your best,
Cause for death there is no cure.
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