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  >> Static Item >> Poetry >> Other >> ID #1293380  |   Show DetailsPrinter Friendly Page Tell A Friend
Lovely sight
pleasent, cheery.
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The sun may shine out warmly
madly, gladly, funny, new.

And hungry lips may quench their cravings
on their mothers famous stew.

Happy men and women may dance into the night
and kiss eachothers hands under the musky light.

Long parted friends may meet and shed a tear
at the deep appreciation of a partaged luke warm beer.

Young ladys may dress happily when off to see a show
that they will watch within a place they've long wished they might go.

A father may jog a young child on his knee
and share with them a moment of utter youthful glee.

But you must understand that I wish in fact to asert
that there is nothing quite so pleasing as a newly ironed shirt!
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