Childhood

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Once upon the past;
When I used to be a mom,
I lived in a chair-house
Under a living hall roof.

I had a husband,
A son and a daughter too,
I took care of them all
As though a mother should.

I prepared coffee in the morn,
I teach my kids ethics.
While everyone is out;
I cleaned the house.

Once they are back,
We stay together as one,
We crack jokes till nightfall
And sleep as a family does.

Then I realise I was the mom
Even the dad too,
I was the son, daughter
And everything that matters.
∞ ∞ ∞
— Cotek
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