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Mom, I Wish I Could
Mom, I wish I could unhear your voice
So I wouldn’t know your disappointment
When I didn’t get the first place
Mom, I wish I could unsee your figure
So I wouldn’t notice the ten pounds you lost
After knowing I am gay
Mom, I wish I could run out of water
So no tears would be dropped
When I thought of your face
Mom, I wish I could unlove you
So there would be no more suffer
And I would be saved
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Family love can be complicated, especially when it gets intertwined with my unaccepted sexual orientation. Loving becomes a suffer, and the only way out seems to be unloving, or, forgetting.