Sometimes -A poem by Emily McClelland

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Sometimes -A poem by Emily McClelland

July 15th, 2011 by Steve · 1 Comment ·

Sometimes I wonder,
What’s in the sky.
Sometimes I whish,
that I could fly.

–Emily Lynn

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1 Steve on Sep 6, 2011 at 12:27 pm

Emily woke me from a nap to read to me the poem that she was so proud of. She then left it on the counter for like a couple of months, so I figure it must be something she really wants to keep.

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