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Created on: September 27, 2009
Mine is not to reason why.
There is no memories of years gone by.
Of who they were from my family tree
When I get old, who will remember me.
In fifty years when my children are gray
When I am near my dying days
Will my Grand Children and their children be
Aware of who I was and remember me
One hundred years from now, maybe two
She is sitting quietly thinking of who
Was my ancestor was she cool or sweet or like me
I am wondering will I be someone's memory
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