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by kymee
Rated: E · Poetry · Children's · #1771238
About summertime for a little deaf girl
Our last summer gathering
for our child who’s disabled
Her playfulness and laughter
shows us that’s she’s able.

She’s an inspiration to others
even though she lost her hearing.
She’s still excited about summer
and anxious when it’s nearing.

Our child just loves to play
and bury herself in the sand.
She’s so carefree and adorable
she must sign to understand.

The heat and her water toys 
makes swimming time real fun.
Sunscreen’s applied every hour
to protect her from the sun.

The sun lightly touched her face
her cheeks are slightly pink.
She doesn’t even seem to care
so she grabs herself a drink.

She interacts with everyone
and has a real great time.
She’s really skilled at reading lips
for those who cannot sign.

As summertime comes to a close
she eats then pretends to sleep
She’s cuddles in her mother’s arms
and laughs when we tickle her feet.

The morning time will be difficult
that’s the time she’ll sign goodbye.
To her family and close friends
and will struggle not to cry.
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