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Realizing that Rose was deceased hurt me Not understanding why every child I tried to bring into the world Revoked my invitation My ability to not keep a child made me feel less of a woman Knowing that the man I loved had multiple children with other Women And that I couldn’t provide him a child Angered me beyond comprehension As if I was a volcano ready to erupt At the time taking in Rose felt as the best thing that would make me Happy She gave me happiness like water gives a plant life She gave me love like words gives a poem importance
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