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Just Between Us

Mother, did you mind whenever I lose
 patience at your antics? When I frown and
 get mad whenever you aim your blue
 slippers and hit my face right 
 on target? When you don't have anything 
 more to throw because they're all by
 my side? When you made all

Sorts of noise because nobody's 
 looking at you? Have you all counted now
 the bulbs at the ceiling and the sunflowers 
 painted on your placemat?

Do you call me by my name now?

Should I put this fresh Ylang-ylang by your
 ears or this single Sampaguita?

Carry on with your song, Mother.

Yesterday I brought home a slice of your
 favorite bread and rushed to give you. I didn't 
 find you at your sofa. The lump in my
 throat took time to subside.

...and Mother, I miss you. Yes, I sincerely do.

Copyright © Evangeline Novio | Year Posted 2016

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