The spot on the wall
Where the pictures would have been
Have never felt as empty
As they do today.
Grandma loves me fiercely
I have an army of cousins
But there is a dark and broken hole
Where a mother should be standing.
It doesn’t add up in my heart
The love I saw and my reality
I’ve got the roots of the Redwood
I’m as strong as the soil in the corn field
But I’m still just a speck of sand.
The world sees the strength and the joy
But I’m still just a daughter searching
Searching for the one who should be
Where that broken hole is.
Every word I’ve ever written
Every victory I’ve ever had
I’d trade in a moment
Just to hear you call me ‘baby’ again.
I’d make myself small
As small as a piece of sand
If I could only see you
Standing next to me again.
It doesn’t add up in my heart
The love I saw and my reality
I’ve got the roots of the Redwood
I’m as strong as the soil in the corn field
But I’m still just a speck of sand.
The world sees the strength and the joy
But I’m still just a daughter searching
Searching for the one who should be
Where that broken hole is.
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