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You got her from the tailors All neatly wrapped in pink tissue Plenty of pretty dresses But he did not attend. The phone calls appeared promising In the beginning, even excited But then it was always six o'clock And inconvenient. Loving can't be part-time Need is a regularity Not a hundred pouches of food When you promised to be around. Bluebell smiles in the silver bracelet A trophy baby for a quiz night And you can't move on Because your lighter is broke. And you can't see in the dark Because your scared to death Because no one knows Bluebell wriggles her toes. Love Grandma ***
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Apr 7, 2018
Apr 7, 2018 at 1:15 PM UTC
Bluebell
You got her from the tailors All neatly wrapped in pink tissue Plenty of pretty dresses But he did not attend. The phone calls appeared promising In the beginning, even excited But then it was always six o'clock And inconvenient. Loving can't be part-time Need is a regularity Not a hundred pouches of food When you promised to be around. Bluebell smiles in the silver bracelet A trophy baby for a quiz night And you can't move on Because your lighter is broke. And you can't see in the dark Because your scared to death Because no one knows Bluebell wriggles her toes. Love Grandma ***
Love you beautiful Bluebell .
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67/F/Hertfordshire , UK
Apr 7, 2018
Apr 7, 2018 at 1:15 PM UTC
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