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Oh, where is my star trapped beneath the earth, my pearl?
Oh, how can I see even a twinkle of myself without light?
Oh, when will the...

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Shelves filled with all kinds of books,
will take a plain wall and make it pretty,
this makes real beauty for you and I.


Maybe some hot rose...

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Our home was lit with autumn's spicy scent.
Now spent are the forms that had something to hold:
votive molds, photo frames, vases.... forsaken.

The form within my...

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All night and day with dread I felt
      The looming departure for your new home
In just three weeks you curled...

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Standing solid, a house of brick;
Red and yellow in the sunlight,
Not just any box.

Bought by a professional boxer,
With muscles like bricks;
Complete with motion detecting lights.

At...

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This dreary day, cold winter brings a storm;  
the snowflakes densely falling, fine and fast,     
with frenzied pace and not...

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He sat emboldened in the saddle,
The cowpoke on the plains,
Herding his longhorns.

Sometimes folks decorate with steer horns;
A rancher must have a well made saddle
But, unlike...

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The chairs were empty and spare,
The room dark and the table bare,
The night no one came to supper.

When no one came home to supper:
Empty rooms...

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The elves were busy, packing up Santa’s red sleigh for his annual trip.
The year had been busy, as usual, for the residents of the North...

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He walked slowly, taking in the sight and smell of the field.
The memories of games gone by, filled his heart with joy as he recalled...

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An empty barn was the home of a dog;
outside buzzing bees attacked a tiny cat...
joyful was the song of a parched bird.


An hour ago, happy...

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Many visit his home because he gives,
He is not very rich but he`s so kind,
Without restrain he gave from a good heart.

He had suffered from...

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