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Post by Fea on Nov 23, 2005 14:51:54 GMT -5
I had a mother who sang to me, Of beautiful maids on the open sea. Of wind that blew through trees, During the day and through the night.
I had a mother who sang me songs Of distance mountains and Chinese gongs. Of horses that run through far away lands, Of giant men with the biggest hands.
I had a mother who sang to me, Of witches and wizards and magick that lives. Of times in the past when everything was fine, Of shimmering stars and bright sunshine.
I had a mother who sang me things, Of romantic nights and summer flings. Of winter snows and April showers, Of falling leaves and summer flowers.
You may have jewels upon your hand Or banks of money across the land But richer than you'll never be Because of my mother who sang to me.
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Post by piñata on Nov 25, 2005 10:06:49 GMT -5
That's one of your best poems yet. Good to see you're still writing them.
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