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As I walk along the water front, in my own little world... I would sometimes count the footprints, and then I'd turn with a quick swirl... Picking up colored glass, for mom to put in her plants... and somtimes I'd find a perfect shell, that wasn't covered with ants... Dead fish, here and there, they washed up on the shore... You'd think you saw the last one, and ooops there would be many more... On my way back, in the field I would go, to pick mom some flowers, for that's where they grow... Summers at the cottege, when I was very young, I had to use my imagination for making my fun...
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 5:11 PM UTC
IN MY OWN LITTLE WORLD.
As I walk along the water front, in my own little world... I would sometimes count the footprints, and then I'd turn with a quick swirl... Picking up colored glass, for mom to put in her plants... and somtimes I'd find a perfect shell, that wasn't covered with ants... Dead fish, here and there, they washed up on the shore... You'd think you saw the last one, and ooops there would be many more... On my way back, in the field I would go, to pick mom some flowers, for that's where they grow... Summers at the cottege, when I was very young, I had to use my imagination for making my fun...
As an only child, I would create castles in the sand, make mud pies with the clay, and that would help pass a very long day...as I would be in my own little world.
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 5:11 PM UTC
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