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Tonight is the night of my senior Prom.

Mom let me go, even though she thought it was wrong.

"It's too late, but you can go."

Mom said she'd let me know...

"Don't drink at this party, it won't be so safe!"

"Don't worry mom, I'm much too smart. I'll behave."

I got in my car and I was so happy,

My mom had agreed to let me go to the party.

When I arrived my throat was dry,

I saw the beer, but took a Sprite.

I felt so obedient, and it was all for you Mom.

But I couldn't help it,

I just couldn't be strong.

I was tempted to take just one can of beer,

But one thing led to another and my mind felt unclear.

That was all I drank and the party ended,

I called you because I knew I couldn't drive this wasted.

"How could you take adrink after what I told you?!"

"I couldn't help it, the beer was so good."

"That's no excuse...just hold on, I'm coming."

She hung up the phone, and I felt chunks running in my stomach.

I feel asleep and awoke to the police,

who said to come with him for he has terrible news for me.

I figured my mom should have been there a long time ago.

And I asked the police maybe I shouldn't go.

He told me it was all about my Mom,

And he was aware that I had been drinking on the night of my prom.

I had cleared my head of everything as the police soon explained,

"While driving here someone hit her and left her in pain.

It was someone coming from the same party,

As drunk as you are and walks free.

We didn't have enough evidence to trace the teen."

My eyes filled with tears,

And I begged the man to bring her near.

The man nodded his head and said "This way."

I quickly got up and made him hurry away.

He looked at me and said nothing but I knew what he meant.

I saw my mom on the ground, dead,

Lying there in a pool of blood.

I dropped to my knees and gave her a hug.

Something still in her hand wrapped in pink lace.

I took it out of her hand and brought it to my face.

I used it as a tissue to dry away my cries,

But they just kept pouring and I had to know why.

I unwrapped the lace and it was the necklace I wanted,

I would never suspect that she had got it.

A graduation present that I didn't deserve.

If only I had learned.

I screamed out loud and my dad pulled up.

He bent to his knees and yelled out, "YOU'RE MY LOVE!"

We brushed the flowing blood away from her head.

If only I kept drinking that soda instead.

The police held us back,

And said to relax,

"It is now time for you all to go."

I held my mom close and my dad screamed at the cop

"NO! NO!"

We begged the man to let us stay.

But he only pushed us away.

Two days later, deeply mourning my mother's death,

I grabbed my stationery and sat at my desk.

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