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Myrtle Street

Intact in my eye are a five year olds streets I peeled oranges bored in Sunday School pews Seldom a shoe on my naked free feet hardly my knees without a blue bruise To the table clothed mountain , overlooking our gang Up to the clouds- our spirits flew A carefree flock that rolled with the flood Of playfulness- smiles and spirited song Shopping mall mischief and water bomb balloons A fun that fled away too soon Yet the memory Is somehow still fresh in my blood It is recalled as the taste of a favourite sweet- Or the wide grinning faces a young boy knew When he idled his summer on Myrtle Street

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Date: 7/19/2017 2:12:00 PM
You just unzipped the covers of my mind to the unprecedented worship of your adorable lines with a powerful choice of words that can't just be ignored. Showers of your wisdom is well palpated in this page and the only thing I can say is a big WELL DONE! Can't wait to have more of your mental command flowing through my reading mind.
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Mark Hurlin Shelton
Date: 7/20/2017 7:24:00 AM
Funom, thank you so much, and God bless you. Your kind words of appreciation have truly made my day. :)

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