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bye, bye, pie in the sky I made a dream I made you out of nowhere, Out of the mountain snow and out of the air. I was spinning your head On my spinning wheels Out of warm sunshine and out of cool moon beams. For months and months, I was spinning your head. I was weaving your hair Out of silky threads For weeks. Carefully pedaling my old fashioned, Singing Sewing machine, I spent nights Stitching adornments on your pockets, Embroidering your cuffs. Crochet crazy, I crocheted laces for your sheer enjoyment And for your windows, Hooked on the crocheting hooks Way up high. I knitted sweaters For your sacrificial lambs Of colourful wools. You are almost finished, My just a dream, just a dream, I'll let you go With the African hot wind. I am all done With you. Sorry, I couldn't hold on To my golden Knitting needles Any longer. (1-16-07)
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Oct 14, 2010
Oct 14, 2010 at 3:38 PM UTC
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bye, bye, pie in the sky I made a dream I made you out of nowhere, Out of the mountain snow and out of the air. I was spinning your head On my spinning wheels Out of warm sunshine and out of cool moon beams. For months and months, I was spinning your head. I was weaving your hair Out of silky threads For weeks. Carefully pedaling my old fashioned, Singing Sewing machine, I spent nights Stitching adornments on your pockets, Embroidering your cuffs. Crochet crazy, I crocheted laces for your sheer enjoyment And for your windows, Hooked on the crocheting hooks Way up high. I knitted sweaters For your sacrificial lambs Of colourful wools. You are almost finished, My just a dream, just a dream, I'll let you go With the African hot wind. I am all done With you. Sorry, I couldn't hold on To my golden Knitting needles Any longer. (1-16-07)
~This is not my Poem; this belongs to me Lamushkia; (Milushka) who is no longer with us. Check out her other poems in her collection here. She deserves to be remembered. ~Anna
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Oct 14, 2010
Oct 14, 2010 at 3:38 PM UTC
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