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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Blessed by God* to fulfill varied multi-faceted roles Dressing-up well is vital among my functional goals. Notable are engagements prodding me to don special blue raiment And recalling them gives me delightful excitement. As Dad’s first daughter, I had a light blue that propped my princess’ poise Enthralling my heart, that blissfully approved Mom’s best choice. Then there was a royal blue, expressing my communication zest Making me look dignified ‘til I triumphed in my high school oratorical contest. Years later, I wore a powder blue, meant for my dear brother’s wedding Accordingly accentuating my composure while tears of joy kept shedding. With my emceeing skills, I’ve been asked to serve as program host Hence exposing blue dresses’ hues and shades of jubilant mood’s post. In our clan reunion, I was in my Mom’s blue dress with mirth’s pleasure Sure enough, I received comments I believe were compliments’ treasure. Thus is me with my blue dress’ history Revealing a part of my personality in this poetic expository. *2Samuel 22:47 The LORD liveth; and blessed be my rock; and exalted be the God of the rock of my salvation. December 31, 2019 Honorable Mention, "STRAND choice 9 any theme any form" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 1/29/2020.
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