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Imagination

When I was a child I would watch the sky And see the clouds go rolling by. And as I looked I would try to find Faces to match with a nursery rhyme. Or late at night, in my upstairs room, I would gaze from my window at the stars and the moon. And from open window I would search afar For the man in the moon, or a falling star. And then I would close my eyes and dream Of far off lands I had never seen. And visit imaginary places And folks with imaginary faces. I still look every now and then Hoping to see what I saw back then. So sit here, child, on grandpa's knee And whisper to me things you see.
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Sep 22, 2010
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