'I'll Never Know Mommy', Poetry by Christy Bozeman

I called you mom, I depended on you.
As a little girl I was scared with no one to run to.
It broke my little heart every time you would drop me off at a different place,
Mommy I would cry my eyes out, then after you I would chase.
 
I was so young, and innocent,
Yet so broken, I only wanted mommy time spent.
How could you just leave me anywhere?
How could life be so unfair?
 
Now I am all grown,
You are forever gone.
I will never know what it is like to have a mommy,
But I have learned what it is like to have ones who love me.
 
My fiancé and my three boys are lovely,
The best family I ever dreamed to be.
Although, Jesus is still in the midst of healing me,
I am on my way to being set free eternally.
 
by Christy Bozeman