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Dear Mom,
Once I was your little girl,7 A6 z& E2 J2 A: C9 {6 q% u
And how you cared for me.* f- n' j; o$ W0 _! [6 L
You gave me love and tenderness, % r3 w5 O* |) O- rand taught me who to be.
You watched me grow and learn : l# Y# E' a- x8 O+ f! g/ aAnd caught me when I fell.$ O: g) x$ e8 V$ d; U5 [) G
Encouraged me to do my best 8 j- G0 v4 R) t: nProud, even when I didn’t do well.
And now that I’m a woman7 K+ i1 n2 i0 H. [ N' |
You still are there for me. 5 u# o" J% K" _4 ?Supporting me in all I do ' m2 z7 Z: b% W- KYet allowing me to be free.
The love I have for you, : A+ ^* x7 ^* X- C9 Y, Q: @No words could ever say." O, [1 R; s P* M1 y* w6 P
You’ve made me everything I am: q' `( _2 J/ L5 {" K) K
And I am thankful every day.4 o: O# u/ w! z
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英语美文朗读《可是你没有》可是你没有来自英语美文朗读 7 h9 F0 T' w$ v8 s 6 O% L8 Y, z7 h! f & `9 \! u: _# x( y 3 p( H Z: s2 p& r2 \& ? 今天分享给大家的是一首诗,这首诗的作者是位普通的美国母亲,她和女儿女儿相依为命,女儿的父亲在女儿4岁时应征入伍去了越南,不幸阵亡。母亲一直到了80岁都没有再嫁。等这位母亲去世后,女儿在整理母亲的遗物时,发现了这一首母亲亲手写的诗 —《可是你没有》。 1 z4 T: a9 ^7 t1 J8 E2 ^# `4 h ! u; `# h. y% _; m+ j+ x( [. a1 k: F$ M) e3 s
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. F8 U: \, T( f8 v6 q+ ^Remember the day I borrowed your brand new car and dented it? - r1 K8 y$ t' f4 c) n
I thought you'd kill me, but you didn't. 2 x. n q8 Q" ^: ~7 T
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And remember the time I dragged you to the beach, and you said it would rain, and it did? * q% y3 d& `. B2 Q
I thought you'd say, 'I told you so.' But you didn't. $ G2 u- S g, }0 F b6 z + a1 {8 \% A3 V, b0 }- B; h- FDo you remember the time I flirted with all the guys to make you jealous, and you were? & _1 q/ {6 f4 S9 T9 \I thought you'd leave, but you didn't. 5 Z+ Y/ g! z$ }( ?4 c X' S
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Do you remember the time I spilled strawberry pie all over your car rug? % E% `1 t. d. Q; Q! l5 c3 F
I thought you'd hit me, but you didn't. 8 D$ a' M( ]& w& K7 K6 z' c, Y( p
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And remember the time I forgot to tell you the dance was formal and you showed up in jeans? / F5 d# }7 F$ zI thought you'd drop me, but you didn't. 2 `/ F5 p2 T/ a; j5 G; V; G1 L6 N( @* M# ~# P$ g
Yes, there were lots of things you didn't do. ! j3 u& f' u. {9 I8 `: n5 {; bBut you put up with me, and loved me, and protected me. + K; Z& w9 X3 a% ~- I7 n
+ U4 U7 z8 ~ I% U& U* b3 zThere were lots of things I wanted to make up to you when you returned from Vietnam. ' l2 B% n0 i3 L# _5 E) }
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But you didn't.
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