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My Beautiful Sister
June 11, 2011
Oh me, Oh my, My beautiful sister
So short shes been gone, but oh how I miss her
I long to see her small, smiling, round face
Jumping up and down, her name was Grace
Oh me, Oh my, My beautiful sister
So happy all the time, even though she had cancer
I long to touch her soft, bright, blonde hair
but she was taken so soon, it hardly seemed fair
Oh me, Oh my, My beautiful sister
Gone but not forgotten, I know God is now with her
I long to see those bright, baby blue eyes
and even though they were not old, somehow they were wise
Oh me, Oh my, My beautiful sister
Although it may not be now, I will soon be with her
© Kristin O., Quincy, MA
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IAmWhoIWantToBe PLATINUM said...
on Jul. 12 2011 at 5:13 am
shes been gone should be she's be gone
Anyway, the poem is sad and so emotional. If this is true, I'm sorry for you. But I like the positiveness in the end... :)
That's why I love smileys... :)))
Anyway, the poem is sad and so emotional. If this is true, I'm sorry for you. But I like the positiveness in the end... :)
That's why I love smileys... :)))
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