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Created on: November 07, 2010 Last Updated: July 31, 2011
She lost her doll and then began to weep
Searched high and low but it could not to be found
With eager eyes he let her have his jeep
To play with it and roll it on the ground.
She wiped her tears, surprised and looked at him.
What would she do had he not saved her day?
He beamed at her with pride and widest grin
Together now they both began to play.
She soon forgot the reason she was sad
Nor he think of this jeep as being just his
They played their games, had fun and were so glad
To spend time as two happy little kids.
Through hurt and laughter, we see in the end
None can compare to having a best friend.
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