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July 22, For Michael
If you were still with us now, We'd celebrate the day somehow-- A gift, a card, a time of mirth To commemorate the day of your birth. But you were impatient and left Me behind to grieve your death. Your ashes scattered, you have no tomb. But in my heart a white gardenia blooms. No need for stone to document, These words of mine your monument.
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