My Mother's Dream (Poem)

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My mom had this dream about me once. It was during a time I was in an abusive situation and very scared. It was such an incredible vision, and truly showed how powerful a mother's faith in her child can be. I keep it close to my heart, whenever I need to remember who I am and who I'm meant to be.

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My Mother's Dream (Poem)

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published 6 years ago

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