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Array ( [sid] => 116568 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Molly [time] => 2006-03-17 10:56:47 [hometext] => Happy St. Patricks Day [bodytext] => At the end of the lane
Lived Molly Brown
People laughed at her
All around the town

Strange little woman
Bent and twisted
But always a smile
From sadness she resisted

When others help needed
Molly was ever present
Giving of herself
Never feeling resent

Widow Blaine needed help
Watching her children while
The widow washed and mended
Others clothing, Molly left her with a smile

When old man Blake was sick
Molly brought him soup
She read to him and pampered him
While he was trying to recoup

When shoes were needed for Dana’s kids
Molly sold her only prize-winning pig
She bought those kids shoes
And another pair the next size big

Down to under the bridge
Molly brought sandwiches
To those without food
Also coats, shirts and britches

Still some could not see
The heart as big as the earth
Always happy with her life
Filling others with mirth

Molly on a sunny day
Decided to take a walk
To the other side of town
Where the people snub and talk

As she strolled along the rich side
People laughed and mocked
But they would soon
Be surprised and shocked

For the angels came
And Molly would show
All around her body
Was a Heavenly glow

Molly was then lifted up
High into the sky
And when she came down
The people all let out a cry

For Molly was more beautiful
Then any of them has ever seen
For her outside now matched
Beauty that ever inside had been





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Molly

Contributed by NoSaint on Friday, 17th March 2006 @ 10:56:47 AM in AEST
Topic: StoryPoetry



At the end of the lane
Lived Molly Brown
People laughed at her
All around the town

Strange little woman
Bent and twisted
But always a smile
From sadness she resisted

When others help needed
Molly was ever present
Giving of herself
Never feeling resent

Widow Blaine needed help
Watching her children while
The widow washed and mended
Others clothing, Molly left her with a smile

When old man Blake was sick
Molly brought him soup
She read to him and pampered him
While he was trying to recoup

When shoes were needed for Dana’s kids
Molly sold her only prize-winning pig
She bought those kids shoes
And another pair the next size big

Down to under the bridge
Molly brought sandwiches
To those without food
Also coats, shirts and britches

Still some could not see
The heart as big as the earth
Always happy with her life
Filling others with mirth

Molly on a sunny day
Decided to take a walk
To the other side of town
Where the people snub and talk

As she strolled along the rich side
People laughed and mocked
But they would soon
Be surprised and shocked

For the angels came
And Molly would show
All around her body
Was a Heavenly glow

Molly was then lifted up
High into the sky
And when she came down
The people all let out a cry

For Molly was more beautiful
Then any of them has ever seen
For her outside now matched
Beauty that ever inside had been









Copyright © NoSaint ... [ 2006-03-17 10:56:47]
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Re: Molly (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 17th March 2006 @ 11:26:54 AM AEST
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Shari, here is another masterpiece to fit the day. Beautiful story....Mike


Re: Molly (User Rating: 1 )
by Jenni_K on Friday, 17th March 2006 @ 11:28:50 AM AEST
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This is a beautiful story, Shari....
Hugs..
Jenni


Re: Molly (User Rating: 1 )
by deadheadpoet on Friday, 17th March 2006 @ 03:35:49 PM AEST
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Shari, my sister..Happy St. Patrick's Day to you. This was a truly delightful write. I love Molly...she sounds like my kind of gal. Bless you Shari for sharing her, with us. Peace and love, Laura


Re: Molly (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 17th March 2006 @ 07:00:37 PM AEST
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My aunt Molly was just like this poem. I still remember her, when she spoke her false teeth clicked. My mother took care of her when she got much older, and then after Molly passed on, my mother passed on. Their are still many Molly's around, I love this poem. It is a true story as far as I am concerned.

Hugs, raquelLeah




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