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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It was monday afternoon and a cool breeze parted my hair like a blooming flower Long as my hair was it looked magnificently golden as it shown with power Sweet summer sweat gleamed off of my skin as I ran through the field Endless energy and spirit my presence could wield Just in front of me skipping as she pleased. My childhood soul mate the goddess Genivieve. Hand in hand we danced and giggled without a care in the world My first crush was a tomboyish little girl Silly as it may sound but the truth is this She made my heart jump and my legs twitch As the sun wound down into eve The colors in the sky was a masterful weave Just as the orange and purple sky grew darker with the passing hour Angels flew after the fading gold tower I knew she saw them too! So we talked with smile and gleam Could we have shared the same wonderful dream? I knew then on that we were supposed to be Though now she is much more than a memorie Every now and again I find myself looking at that same setting Imagining the girl I once new at our childhood wedding Now she sits at those same gates and stares into my eyes while I sit here and blubber and cry That is not only what she does for me during my time Her hands steal these keys and formulate rhymes (David Welch 10 years old)
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