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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Grin Morning dew of meadow Singing birds from my window The warm touch of sunlight Kiss my forehead its morning smile Get up and fix my bed Thinking of nothing but your sweet naughty smiles Then into the horizon i hear Familiar voice buried within To my shock i look at the window Asking praying it was you i hope for Yet no one was there Even your shadow cant be seen Then to it feelings of longingness Crawled to mine As i think of yesterday That we are one With shattered hopes i stand Asking praying just to have a sight of grin And so i took a bath Wishing those cold hydrogen and oxygen Could wash the thoughts i have in mind I picked the shirt i use to wear The shirt that i first saw your grins that made my world upside down and nothing to care I walk down the street Asking praying just to see you once again But as what ordinary days past me Nothing but blank faces i bump in Where are your grins Where are your grins Where could be on earth you are in Where could be on earth you are in I put myself to where i use to rest Under the shady tree near to my place Stretching and lying thinking of nothing Just your grins that is consoling To you my grin of consoling I miss it seeing you wear it in Hopes and joy may fade Yet your grins will always within
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