Essays suitable for mother and daughter to read aloud

Baby, hurry

Grab your mommy's hand

The road to heaven is too dark

Mommy's afraid you'll bump your head

Quick, grab your mommy's hand and let me walk with you

Mommy, I'm afraid

The road to heaven is too dark

I can't see your hand

Since the falling wall took away the sunlight

I can't see your soft eyes anymore

Baby, go away

I can't see your soft eyes anymore. I can't see your soft eyes anymore

Baby, you're going now

There's no more worry on the road ahead

No more textbooks, no more dad's fists

You've got to remember the way my dad and I looked

We'll be together again in the next life

Mom, don't worry

There's some things that are a little dark on the way to heaven

Mom, I'm afraid

I'm afraid

I'm afraid

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

The road to heaven is a little crowded

There are many classmates and friends

We say no crying, no crying

Whose moms are our moms

Which children are mom's children

There are days without me

You give your love to the children who are alive

Mom

Don't you cry <

Tears can't light up

Our path

Let ourselves

walk slowly

Mom

I'll remember what you and dad looked like

Remembering our pact We'll walk together again in the next life

This poem doesn't have an author's name, I took the liberty of transferring it to Douban

The tears were silently With choking

Life goes on,

Don't want to say too much

Blessings: mom's children!