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I heard that you were feeling blue, So here's a little poem for you: I light up every time I see your smiling face, You waltz through life with such grace. I wish you could wrap you in paper and lace and send you to a special place. Where you and I could play the day away Picnic and sing and I could say "I love you" and we'd stay Until we're both ready to face the day. Although that place is just a dream, despite all that, it would seem, that from our heads can stream just such a place that we will deem Our place to be. Just you and me. And we'll go sailing out to sea. Later, have a cup of tea. No worries and no fears. No stresses and no tears. No anger and no jeers. Just sunshine and wooden piers. Although I can't see your face, come meet me in our special place, Our place to be. Just you and me. Our little haven by the sea.
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 3:37 PM UTC
For Mimi, my grandmother
I heard that you were feeling blue, So here's a little poem for you: I light up every time I see your smiling face, You waltz through life with such grace. I wish you could wrap you in paper and lace and send you to a special place. Where you and I could play the day away Picnic and sing and I could say "I love you" and we'd stay Until we're both ready to face the day. Although that place is just a dream, despite all that, it would seem, that from our heads can stream just such a place that we will deem Our place to be. Just you and me. And we'll go sailing out to sea. Later, have a cup of tea. No worries and no fears. No stresses and no tears. No anger and no jeers. Just sunshine and wooden piers. Although I can't see your face, come meet me in our special place, Our place to be. Just you and me. Our little haven by the sea.
I wrote this for my grandma because she's sick and I miss her a lot now that I'm away at college. This poem was my attempt to help her feel better.
rebecca-patterson
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 3:37 PM UTC
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