Hugs
hugs
Sue’s vacant eyes fill with tears
as she hugs his threadbare teddy bear,
her only son’s been dead two years
the guilt she feels is beyond compare
Sue re-lives the day that he passed away
she’d been the one to arrange a surprise,
some driving lessons for his birthday
the grateful look of excitement in his eyes
She’d hugged him as he went out the door...
it was the last time that she’d see him alive,
never dreaming that the child she bore
would be killed by a teen drink and drive
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06/07/20
Copyright © Jan Allison | Year Posted 2020
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