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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Poem May Born a may child Enjoying the summer tender mild Maybe there is a reason For the month that I Came into this world Something inside my head shone and furiously whirled May you hold in your heart faith May you have years of hope May you find the strength to carry on and cope May you grow ever more May your life present you with So many unique portal doors May you learn by your mistakes May you give instead of just blindly take May your heart find it's meaning May you discover natures cleaner May you heal yourself as time goes by May you one day, learn to hold up your weighted head And learn how to fly May you cry, for the good times and bad May you wish for the things you never had And become a greater being For all the things do didn't receive May you learn to hold a card up your tangled sleeve May you find the courage to up and leave May your life give you what you need In the presence of all things natural and nothing of greed May you live and learn and to the heavens your heart will yern May you find the comfort of strong arms May you feel the breeze when your heart is running wild May you hold the world One day in the center of your closed up palms Maybe there is a reason that I came to be During the month of may Enjoy the summer tender mild. Written By Sarah Linklater 14th May 2015
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