Analysis Of Don T Go: A Play By Alyssa Johnson

I think that this is very depressing yet this was a very brave thing for Dylan to do. This was the first time he said that to his mother in front of Dan. Since Dylan usually respects his mother, this time he just exploded. I think this is very relatable in every teenagers life. It's like when you're really mad at something and you just start blurting out things that might not be true. Although, in Dylan's case I think he has held in this anger in for too long. He deserves to let it all out. The last couple of sentences describe exactly

Our mom Julia had overdosed and the EMTs did everything they could but she was pronounced dead hours ago with J right beside her. Julia wasn't my biological mother but she had raised me alongside J my entire life. My dad had been with her for a while back when I was younger and she even used to say that he was like the Kurt Cobain to her Courtney Love, he hadn't died or anything but after getting too comfortable he ran off and dumped me onto Julia like some hand me down.

People here miss you, me included. Mother asks after you, but even I can’t tell her anything. Talk to us. I beg of you.

In what feels like no time, I reach my moms. I walk closer just taking it in.

But I know one thing for sure, I feel like she’s residing in my heart somewhere. But how can I reach her? Will I be able to reach her? At the funeral, these were the words I said,

A year ago today I lost the woman I called mom to cancer. Most days I still have trouble believing she's really gone. There isn't a day that goes by where I don't think about calling her and telling her about my day and realizing that I can't. There are days when all I can think about are how I won't get to have her at my wedding or how she'll never meet my kids. Days I feel lost and I mourn the memories we never made or the things I never got to tell her, days where I wonder if she would be proud of the woman I have become. I often dwell on all that could've been but never will be and today is definitely one of those days. But I do cherish the moments and memories we did get together. My mom was one of the best people I knew. She always put

Where's my mom, you ask? My mom left the family awhile ago. I never heard back from her after my 16th birthday, which is also the last time I saw her. I don't know what happened to her. I just hope she's not dead.

My father had been gone seven years now, and my mom four. I was so

Everybody loses someone special in their life. Some people don’t know when they’re gonna lose someone close to them. In 2013 I lost my father to a hit and run accident on Landover road. I was in 7th grade and my brother was in 9th. We had went to New Jersey for Thanksgiving with my mom and her side of the family. My father had stayed in Maryland because he had to go to work. We was in New Jersey for 2 days so we didn’t see him. While we was down there people called us and said he was missing. We didn’t really think nothing of it. Until we had got home and found a small card in the door. My mom had took the card and called the number. My mom wasn’t even on the phone for a minute before she started crying and on the floor. I asked my mom what

My mother died 4 years ago from an asthma attack and not a day goes by that I don’t miss her. It was hard for me when I find out she had passed away because I was young and still in school but I knew my whole life was about to change and losing a mother will change the way I see the world. I would describe my mother as beautiful well education women. M y mother carried me for nine months, gave birth to me, she was the first person I seen when I opened my eyes, fed me when I was hungry, didn’t get no sleep for months when I woke up in the middle of the night crying, change my diaper, watched me smile every time I seen her face, she saw me when I first started to crawl, when I took my first step, said my first word. She was always there when I needed her. When I was upset she always there to make me laugh. When I needed advice she was the only one I could go too. She was a strong, loving, and caring mother who I always knew that was on my side, she would do anything for me and my brother and give us the perfect upbringing that made us the women and men we are today. She was the most beautiful I ever known. She was always was a huge part of my life and now that she gone I can’t talk to nobody else. When my brother called and told me that my mother was I the hospital the first word I said to him were “This can’t be happening”. My cousin took me to the hospital to see my mother but I received a call from my brother again to tell me she had died but it just didn’t feel

With tearful eyes and a caring heart, I watched you fade away. I still ask myself why did you have to go away. Why did you have to leave me? How in this world can I make it on my own? I’ll do the best I can.

“It's fine, mom,” I tell her annoyed, I have used this line over 1,000 times, each time she breaks something. We are getting ready for my grandma’s birthday she is turning 59. Cleo Chambers, she left us when she was only 56 years old. It is now November of 2017. Also, I hurt every once in awhile around her birthday. Honestly, it doesn't feel like my grandma left, my grandma used to live in Chicago. That's where it feels like she is, in Chicago and she never visits. I am thinking all of these thoughts, and out of nowhere, I bust out crying.

When you’re a teen you tend to make irrational and in the moment decisions, especially during summer vacation, tonight happened to be one of those nights. Take it back a week prior, I was texting my boyfriend Connor and he had brought up the idea that we could sneak out together. I brushed off the idea thinking it was insane and that I could never disobey my parents, but it started to grow on me a little. Now don't get me wrong, I’m generally a good kid that doesn't like to bend the rules, but I figured “it's summer, live a little”. So we put the plan into place and started thinking about what we would do and how I would sneak out. We decided to have my best friend skyelar sleep over at my house and be my lookout for when I came back in.

It has been three weeks since my mom was taken and no one is looking for her, I don't know what to do. Right then my brother started talking to me.

So let 's start from where I was “Mommy where are you, I can 't see you?”