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This Isn't A Lonely Time

My sister Julie, aged only six;

She asked me,

'Why do these adults run for work?

Why do they not give us time?

Why do they think of making money?

Are they growing a money tree?'

              Was shocked, I;

              Even I was left alone like this.

              But my best friend Brenda,

              a fair doll,

            made me believe she was my world.

Julie's innocent eyes looked into mine,

I didn't know what to say!

For even I had felt the same way,

no family, no friends.

I couldn't tell my parents a no,

for they were spending the money,

on us.

But even I,

like Julie,

looked so lonely,

because even I felt like her once.

                She poked my arm,said,I,

                "Why can't they give us time?",

                I looked into her innocent eyes,         and said,

"Because they care for us a lot,

and this isn't a lonely time..."...

 

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Jul 24, 2012
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