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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Look in to the sky above When the night is clear You will see something special That is flying in the air It looks like a space ship Or could it truly be An alien from outer space That wants to come meet me When I was a little girl It did happen to me An alien landed on my roof So I went up to see He talked a funny language And looked a bit silly too But I could tell he was a friend And a friend good and true He took me into outer space So we could see a star It was his home planet We had flown quite far There we could fly And I had magic powers I flew around the countryside And played there for hours Then it was time to go Although this place was great My mum and dad would worry As it was getting late He flew me to my bedroom And said a long goodbye I promised I would not be sad But couldn’t help but cry He said you can always see me Just look into the sky So this is not forever So please don’t say goodbye Its then that I awoke Had it been a dream? Was everything all imagined? And not what I had seen? And then I looked into the sky And saw a streak of light And a space ship in the distance Fly off into the night And behind a dim smoke trail I could just make out what it had to say “Don’t miss me just look up in the sky I’m never far away”
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