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Created on: May 25, 2009
Waiting at the window
She keeps glancing, watching
Hoping against hope that soon he will arrive
Car all shiny and a new doll in his hand
Smiling at her grin beamed at him
And then bending down for hugs and kisses
Sitting by the phone with a hand ready and tensed
Distracted and seeing nothing
But the silent ringer that is dead set to tease
Worry lines on one so small
Lips sore from biting
Lying on princess covered sheets
Heart hammering
And eyes wet
In the dark where no one sees
Except the angel they say is watching
She waits one more night wishing
Scolding herself for once again trusting
And projecting love to the man she calls daddy
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