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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Written on Date : 25/03/2020 Tomorrow you would be 3 months old The sadest story is one left untold The shortest story to ever unfold I wish I could go back to that december day I wish I could rewind somehow some way I wish you were here so we can celebrate You turning 3 months in 1 more day I dont think that my pain has lessened truth be told It seems so much longer than 3 months ago At the same time , it seems like yesterday not 3 months ago I continously think about you and y u had to go I constantly blame myself . I think u already know Your always on my mind Forever in my heart It just hurts so much now that we re apart Your due date is next month which isnt very far Wish I would've taken better care from the very start The day you were born it was the happiest part At the same time along with the day u went it was the saddest part I know you had to go for a reason . That reason broke my heart Because for that reason we are now apart . I will love you forever . And forever I will keep u in my heart I pray that one day we will be together Like we should've been from the very start I thought losing you would've brought our family together It seems like it's only torn us apart I wish that I could've held u forever Wish we would've never had to part
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