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Nov 24, 2008
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Dream Dance
DREAM DANCE I held her frail body in my arms:
“ Don’t worry, mom, I will danse you to the other side.”
The music began to play as we twirled around the room. She smiled and lay her head close to mine In the light of the moon. She looked up and “thank you, “ I heard her say As she sighed and slowly slipped away.
“ Don’t worry, mom, I will danse you to the other side.”
The music began to play as we twirled around the room. She smiled and lay her head close to mine In the light of the moon. She looked up and “thank you, “ I heard her say As she sighed and slowly slipped away.
— Geremia, Nov 24, 2008
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Nordic cloud
16 years 5 months ago
You reach out and take hold