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Apr 2014
I walked a long mile
with a Girl long forgotten,
she was loud and personable,
bright red ringlets sitting on the shoulders
of white and pink ruffles
with dark eyes that never cried
yet she tells me
"I'm scared of the dark,"
I could not embrace her,
could not discourage her fears.
instead I looked into those dark eyes --
full of innocence,
brimming with ignorance,
and told her
"I dreamed for your eyes,
and I wished that you might never have mine."
I reflected the fears of my childhood and now find them silly compared to the reality I know now.
Carsyn Smith
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Carsyn Smith  PA, USA
(PA, USA)   
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     Brooke Davis, Timothy and Carsyn Smith
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