Letter to Sweet Pea

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My dear sweet pea 

I’m so sorry I neglected you 
I’m sorry 
I was so scared of you and for you 
I was nervous 
I was shocked 
Please forgive me as I was unsure of the life I could provide you 
Your spirit lives on with me and I pray we meet again 


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