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"Little Man"
  by forever_broken


Here i sit
looking at my past
and thinking abot his future
what kind of life will he have
without a loving caring dad
i was so stupid
to let my life go astray
to let our friendship blind me to the real you
now im in that place
that i swore i would never be
i just wish i knew how
to make you want to know him
my beautiful little man
my lucca
he is my world
the only light in my life
and i would do anything
to make my life whole
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Date Submitted: Oct 14, 2009 (08:24 PM)
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  msz.unique
10/14/09 (11:53 PM) 
very emotional and I definitely feel ur pain from personal experience. growing up with an absentee father is soo hard but as a mother u r strong enough to survive for u and ur little one :) keep ur head up and keep writing.

  Tiku
10/14/09 (09:35 PM) 
Emotionally charged piece.short and nice.give love to your little man.thanks for sharing.

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