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Annual 
By Alison R., Cambridge, MA
There was a very small mouse
With a majestic smile
Without a feeble step,
but a gentle walk.
Who made not big sacrifices,
but September Promises
who didn't surround,
but sat close
to me.
I had an only one,
with hundreds of hopes in the past
who saw east of them
to see the tears of August
and the smile in June.
I picked that flower
because it was small and weak
but it held its head high,
held its back straight,
not a petal was missing
so I'll keep it ...
and hold it in my hand sometimes
or I will sit close.
My very small friend.
she had a majestic smile,
and a gentle walk
Hundreds of hopes in the past ...
Tears that ran in August
But a smile bigger than June.
And she always sat close to me.










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