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Motherhood (poem)

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Payton Grasser

The way I long to be a mother

Is the way the grass can’t wait to experience the sun’s light 

It sounds archaic to need this so badly

 

“This”

is hoping for a little girl

painting colorful murals all over the house,

making a fairy garden in the backyard

decorating the nursery so her childhood will feel magical 

 

“This” 

is her never sleeping in the wonderful nursery I spent so much time on 

is baths in the sink 

dinners for two 

her art plastered all over the fridge

 

I crave to create the connection between a mother and her child, 

My mind aches with plans to raise someone better than myself 

Someone I will inevitably look at with pride and unconditional love 

 

There will be nothing more beautiful in my lifetime than the sunshine that I have yet to feel on my skin. 

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Payton Grasser
Payton Grasser, Writer
Payton Grasser is a sophomore. She enjoys creating art, spending quality time with friends and family, and socializing. Payton is looking forward to being part of the Journalism community and making new connections.
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    Damon McMillanDec 14, 2023 at 3:31 pm

    Another beautiful poem, Payton. And you’re right.

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