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Poetry: I hear you

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  by Mary M. Redoutey

  Her mother told her to do something.

  The teen-aged girl, perfected in the use of selective responding,

  did not move a muscle...

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  by Heidi Delane

  Tiny tapping inside my soul
  Reaching high, stretching tall
  "I have no idea!" I shout and scream.
  "What shall I do?" and "Why

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  by Jess Meurant

  I could have sworn you called my name...
  While I walked the dark streets looking for you,
  I could have sworn,
  I turned around;

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  by William Penn

  I Hear You

  I hear you in the summer breeze:
  The whispering voice that's in the trees

  I hear your voice inside the tide:
  In the

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  by Karen Umrysh

  In silence came your whisper
  While I lay as cold as stone
  Learn not to be afraid
  For all that you must face alone
  Through stormy

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Poetry: I hear you