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by LeshaLesha

Created on: October 27, 2009

DEPARTURE You smiled at me today through a shop window a far away fade of a smile It flickered flew away when the wind blew Separated by more than glass a window display of linen and lamps I brushed the traces off my crumpled coat and carried on * Later you left a letter in my mailbox I counted all the times you forgot to cross your T's Dot your I's Then I put it in the top cupboard in the corner of the kitchen

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Poetry: Smiles

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by Kristal Mcvicar

Sharing

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There is was so magically
Appearing as we met
Holding strong as we departed
Lighting up the time we shared
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by Crystal Elizabeth Webb

Exchanging Smiles.

They say a smile
is contagious -
I believe it is true.
'Cause today you
sent a smile my
way
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by A.J. Farmer

I look around and I see

Many people smiling at me

Different people of different places

All of which have different faces
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by Tony Northover

Smiles the universal sign and language
A real smile can light up a room
A fake one can give you the creeps
Don't fake
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by Jobie Weetaluktuk

How sweetly you express your intentions you crocodile,
With that grin that intents to sample once again Captain Cook.
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