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imaginary friend
Contributed by
breezyweezy
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Tuesday, 29th July 2008 @ 12:20:21 PM in AEST
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Wipe those tears away little child Youll soon see her again She may be lost somewhere But shes more than an ordinary friend Shes someone to play fun games with Like goldfish and hide-and-go seek Shes a very special friend that you can never hear coming Because whenever she finds you hiding, the floor boards never creak She loves sassafras tea And plays fun dress up games And she doesnt even care that you call her silly names The reason why you dont see Is because you have grown You may not have realized it Because it hasnt shown You grown up in a way that she is needed No more For she was your imaginary friend
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Re: imaginary friend
(User Rating: 1 ) by Former_Member on
Monday, 10th November 2008 @ 01:52:00 AM AEST (User
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Aw, this is really cool. I can't believe there isn't even one comment on this poem. That is sad because it's a very special poem and a very good story. I'd say it's a sweet story but guys don't use that word. :P Oops, there I did it.
Ya know what? I say if she wants to keep that imaginery friend in her life, it doesn't matter if she was grown up. Keep the friend. Imaginery or not, good friends are sometimes hard to come by.
Tim
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Re: imaginary friend
(User Rating: 1 ) by Fuzzy on
Sunday, 14th March 2010 @ 03:37:23 AM AEST (User
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so pleased, i found this, it's just
a lovely poem,very Beautifully
written, i agree, this is a
very special poem.
Really enjoyed the read.
Take care
Fuzzy |
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