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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Two boys were playing one day when this dirty little girl came over to ask there name, one spoke out "whats it to you your poor ugly" and the other said "and lame," the little girl looked down at her cloths that were old dirty ,and stained, she then looked at the boys were still the same, the boys laughed " your a girl were not the same we don`t even know your name" the little girl frowned but didn`t cry" can I still play your game." "NO GO AWAY" one of the boys yield then went on to play there game, after playing they talked about that poor girl "what was her name." out of no where a car came right at them it must have skipped a lane, days later the boy woke in hospital beds with so much pain, " what happen " one asked an answer came "you had surgery you`ll be the same" " SURGERY" one boy screamed the nurse calmed them as it began to rain, to one she told him he needed important parts to his brain, to the other she told him he needed a new heart when in he came, the boys eyes filled with tears so the nurse asked are they for Jane? they looked at one another "I wish for her it was the same," "there was no other just us two" they said "we were going to look at the train," then a lady walked in she was so sad crying holding a picture frame, she looked at them and said "I`m glad you two lived and you were nice to Jane," the boys looked at each other for again she said that name, "she was the sweetest girl in the world who only wanted to help or play a game," then she asked "was she happy that day with her gone I`ll never be the same," the lady turned the frame around it was that poor girl the one they said was lame, they said "that's her," the lady said "yes that's my baby Jane"
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