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Im Sorry Mom! A Mothers Day Poem
Mother's Day Poetry, I'm Sorry Mom! I'm sorry for the troubles When I was young and growing up, So I thought that I could show you now, But I haven't done to well at that, I'd like to show you now, Copyright Laurie Meade 1989-2005 All Rights Reserved http://lauriemeade.com PLEASE READ: About using this poem. You have permission to use this poem, on a personal card, in a letter, or an email to your mom. Please leave the links to my websites at the bottom, so that the recipient can visit my site. You may also use it in a scrapbook layout for personal use, but not for commercial purposes. If you do use it, I would appreciate an email with feedback! You can use it on a website, but PLEASE email me and let me know where you are publishing it! Would you like to know how to embed a picture in the background of your text using Microsoft Word. Send a blank email to subscribe to my poetry mailing list, by putting this in the address window: poetry@ lauriemeade.com (remove the space) Kindest regards, Visit Laurie's Internet Marketing website at http://lauriemeade.com. Subscribe to her Ezine - "Yes You Can" by sending a blank email to: mailto:subscribe@lauriemeade.com?subject=mompoem
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