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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Wednesday morning could be wild and free Or it might be gentle as a breeze Could be Adventurous as climbing a tree may be as quiet as a man on his knees you just never know from the beginning of the day of all of the blessings coming your way One thing for sure it's not here to stay, blessing or cursing it all fades away It all fades away at the end of the day so I take this time I just need to say I hope they're all blessings throughout your day A day filled with happiness Joy and bliss, and those you love dearly can give them a kiss all of the laughter sharing your love , inside your as gentle as a morning dove., It could be strange and make you beguiled, or peaceful and tender as an innocent child, one just don't know what the day has in store, one thing about it , it's never a bore, unique and different as every girl and some boys, it all depends on a thing called our choice . Choose to be great my courageous friend, when the sun comes up we can choose it again. So have a great day may all you say be wise and funny and oh by the way share your smile and all the while may it be as big as a crocodile . May your joy be shared like a little ole tune And may you feel love and warmth from here to the moon ..... Have a great day my friend
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