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My Daughter’s Smiles

My daughter’s face is quiet

No glitter in her eyes,

But an instant later comes,

The transformation of her smiles,

Stardust sprinkles from her face,

It glitters on all around,

The sparks they fly with radiance,

They touch me deep inside.

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