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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required One day I heard a bird sing a song It sang in such a familiar tone As if it felt it were at home So familiar it were as though It sang in a particular voice of someone I know One day I heard a bird sing an old familiar song One day I heard a bird sing a song It sang in such a familiar key It comforted my spirit and relaxed my soul As if this song was made for me One day I heard a bird sing an old familiar song One day I heard a bird sing a song A song that has lasted throughout the years Of joy of pain of laughter and tears A song of long-suffering of weakness of strength Of failure of withstanding and going the length Of siblings to friendship and all in between Of motherhood of servitude of princess and queen One day I heard a bird sing an old familiar song One day I heard an old bird sing an old familiar song And the more I listened to her sing I began to sing along Her voice became even more familiar and as I learned to chirp in key I realized the song she sang was not only meant for me It was a song she sang to teach us younger birds about our history A song of love straight from the heart to pass her legacy One day I heard an old bird singing the old familiar song of life Please continue to sing that old familiar song. This old bird is my grandma Francis B. North
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