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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She won a contest When she was seventeen For the most beautiful eyes The judges has ever seen She wanted to help people It’s what she has in her head She could have been a model But chose to be a nurse instead She got a lot passion In everything she does They said she’s the kindest Nurse there ever was She lights up the place When she enters a room And if there’s a spill She’s the first to grab a broom She looks like Princess Diana Who was to be England Queen? Still she’s so ordinary That’s my friend seren She likes to take walks Along the sandy beach She likes to touch the stars Which is always in her reach? And she holds dreams In the palm of her hand Her favorite car Is a hand made Morgan She touch a friend Who had lost his mind? Give him back his poet pen That he could not find And when she comes home Like to relax with some ice cream And watch a talent show That’s my friend seren She loves her boxer A dog name Tilly Walks him round the neighbor hood Even if it’s kind of chilly She has a love for waterfalls A little secret fantasy If she didn’t love her friend She wouldn’t share it me Over fill her heart with love Because she a caring soul Every day she gets weaker I will die if she leaves this world She’s going to bed now Close her eyes that are so green Let me end this poem And say sweet dreams to seren
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