The One Poem You Need to Read About How Moms Have to Lie to Their Kids – Kveller
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The One Poem You Need to Read About How Moms Have to Lie to Their Kids

Everyone always says that no one reads poetry anymore. Well, that’s just not true. Maybe I’m biased because I’m a poet, but with social media making everything easy to share, poetry is making a huge comeback. This is why Maggie Smith‘s poem “Good Bones” has quickly become viral since its publication only a few days ago.

The poem addresses what moms, and all parents, have to do everyday: They comfort and love their kids. And sometimes, that means you have to lie to your kids about the harsh realities of life. But, I don’t want to ruin the poem too much, so read it for yourself below:

Doesn’t it just hit you right in the heart, and squeeze until you feel like you can’t breathe? That’s how we feel.


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