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Scribble Scrabble Dot

Scribble Scrabble Dot. Over the blank pages She dotted down the words She had not courage to speak She drew her feelings On the empty sheet of her notebook. One day she ran out of pages So she drew along her hands Scribble Scrabble Dot. The doodles of how it used to be While the breeze gently touched her hair The beat of a song flowing through her ears. And then one day she ran out of hands. So she wrote daily encouragements along her arms and legs Her mama yelled and told her she was silly, she would get poisoned. And she just kept writing. Until one day she ran out of arms and legs. So she started to doodle down her chest and on her face. But then she realized she was doing it all wrong. Scribble Scrabble Scratch. She washed her hands, and her arms, and legs, and chest, and face. She then picked up a phone and started calling various companies. Scribble Scrabble Dot. There she was, at her autobiography book signing. She put down her pen she got from her father at the age of 4, And held up the book that had her face plastered across it. She smiled and held her book up I'm triumph. Scribble Scrabble Dot.
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May 24, 2015
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I just really had a feeling for this one, so I hope you enjoy it. Thank you to everyone who had checked out my poem "understatement" because I love you ♥

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