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Single Mom Double Honour

SINGLE MOM DOUBLE HONOUR Tears won't dilute your strength Your mood won't make it less of who you are. You're not broken but a token that is indispensable A fraction that's left and yet inevitable. That's who you are You speak the voice of two Just to take care of one You put up acts of two Just to raise a mighty one You show love of two different persons Just to prove to the world better lessons You double your passion and shower it on one Just to make your child a complete mansion The world sees you as incomplete Yet you fill more than a gap of two You train your hands and won't allow those strains to constrain you You don't give up even when it seems the world is up against you You turn your words into bricks and build a world for your child When others build with bricks You build with gains of the risks You shunned your supposed shame You raise a world that will bring you fame All just from your crumbs of gains You're a superwoman. If no one ever said that to you They are either blind to it or rather jealous to admit it That's who I see in you That's who I believe you to be. You may not be completely right But you can't be more an angel than you are already. I adore your strength I respect your hustle I envy your myth And I pray for your might You don't need get everything right Not everyone can stand in the arena where you fight I pray that you win this fight And never quit praying every night You may be the wing of flight Every other victims will like to fly Make them look unto you Never you breakdown Crush a brick and the building may go all down Hold firm and win this battle You won't just be called a winner You will be a legend with double honour. (Tribute to all the single mothers out there) CONCEPTUAL FM ???

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