Nicole Ann ThomasWinston-Salem, NC, USA |
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My mother was forty-one when she had me. I'm the youngest of six children. I have three sisters and two brothers. My oldest brother is a salesman for laundry products that are sold to dry cleaning stores. My oldest sister is a marine biologist. A few years ago she and two other women marine biologist made history on the mini sub, Alvin, when just the women took Alvin down. No men were aboard. My youngest brother is in the Marines. My second oldest sister is the proud mother of six children. My third oldest sister has taken time out from her career to raise her three children. She is a pre-school teacher. |
UntitledYou can see the tears in my eyesI feel like I'm about to die Seeing you with her the other night It didn't feel right When I told you it was over I lied Because that's not what I feel inside You know I still care But to get back together wouldn't be fair when I think of you Everyone tells me not to But I can't help it, I miss you I just can't let you go I need to let my love show But does it really matter Our relationship is already a shatter I know we could have more But it's not worth fighting for There was so much we did share And for that I will always care... |
MotherI don't' think I ever told youhow much I appreciate the things you do You've always been there when I cried and always spotted me, when I lied You've cleaned my wounds, when I got hurt and punished me when I did wrong You were always there to kiss me good night You always knew now to make things all right I can't imagine, what it would be like without your loving touch You will always and forever come first in my heart Mom, I haven't been showing you lately and I haven't told you, but now I'm writing these words down, You're not just my mother, You're forever my best friend. |
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