This Little Gift
A small gift is placed in my hand
I want to open it but I am banned
I place the fragile thing on my lap
I twist it, I turn it, I feel the gift wrap
The bow is of a bright blue
And is twisted quite askew
It weighs so little and means so much
They tell me I could loose it with the slightest touch
I ask if I can open it now
They say if you can handle it somehow
I tear apart the paper and open the case
And words cannot express the look on my face
Within there lies only a note
I brought it toward me with both hands
And to my eyes to where they land
On the note it clearly states
A new friend is a gift
And at times will give you a lift
Be carefull not to hold to tight
Or let them too far out of your sight
Just be a good friend and let good times be great
And leave the rest up to fate
When they asked me if I liked my present,
I told them it's the best gift of all they couldn't do better
Next year just get me a boyfriend attached to the letter
Copyright © Jennifer Hocking | Year Posted 2011
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