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dear mam

a letter to her mom

By josh napperPublished about a year ago 3 min read
dear mam
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Dear mam, I know you won't see this, and if you do you'll probably just throw this into the same trash can that your daughter threw hers into 2 years ago. And yes mam, i know i have no right to send this to you so this is probably just gonna end up as a status on my facebook and put in another page protector and put in that binder of all the things i wish i could say.

I know i cant say this to your daughter but that girl made me into a better man and even though all those chairs on sunday knows the original reason why i sat in those chairs all those years ago, she made me a better son of the man upstairs. And sure i still got a very far way to go but because of your little angel i’ve talked to a angel or two over the years. And sure i want her to come back thru those doors so i can make up for what my little mind did all those years ago but for now us two angel souls are helping others so i’ll hold onto the faith that one day when the day and time is ready then the enemy line will retreat and part like the red sea when me and your little angel come together to lead a army of hope and love. And on a side note we’ll be supported with flying airships with a airforce thats stronger then the united states.

Dear mam, i know i cant make a sorry i didnt mean to, make it all up to your daughter and make everything just a sunny sky with the flowers on the ground bloom into unbelievable prettiness, however if it ends up as a real moment then i’ll go about proving, nah. Not proving. Showing her the real me. The one that your daughter made me into without even knowing. Your daughter made me into a better man. And its all because of you. But dont worry mam, i aint mad, im glad. I might just be the guy that opens those doors every sunday but at the day i’m just another guy that feeled for your daughter.however i must admit that falling for her and as much as i hate saying this part her regreation

Dear mam, I know you won't see this, and if you do you'll probably just throw this into the same trash can that your daughter threw hers into 2 years ago. And yes mam, i know i have no right to send this to you so this is probably just gonna end up as a status on my facebook and put in another page protector and put in that binder of all the things i wish i could say.

I know i cant say this to your daughter but that girl made me into a better man and even though all those chairs on sunday knows the original reason why i sat in those chairs all those years ago, she made me a better son of the man upstairs. And sure i still got a very far way to go but because of your little angel i’ve talked to a angel or two over the years. And sure i want her to come back thru those doors so i can make up for what my little mind did all those years ago but for now us two angel souls are helping others so i’ll hold onto the faith that one day when the day and time is ready then the enemy line will retreat and part like the red sea when me and your little angel come together to lead a army of hope and love. And on a side note we’ll be supported with flying airships with a airforce thats stronger then the united states.

Dear mam, i know i cant make a sorry i didnt mean to, make it all up to your daughter and make everything just a sunny sky with the flowers on the ground bloom into unbelievable prettiness, however if it ends up as a real moment then i’ll go about proving, nah. Not proving. Showing her the real me. The one that your daughter made me into without even knowing. Your daughter made me into a better man. And its all because of you. But dont worry mam, i aint mad, im glad. I might just be the guy that opens those doors every sunday but at the day i’m just another guy that feeled for your daughter.however i must admit that falling for her and as much as i hate saying this part her regreation

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