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Created on: January 02, 2011
I rest inside a snowglobe;
I've been here for some time.
I see your smiling face
Which helps my face to shine.
The sparkle in your glowing eyes
Reflects in mine, you know.
I wish that I could talk to you
So I could tell you so.
Sometimes I tire of being here;
I'd like to see the sights you see.
Yet, if I missed one of your smiles
It would be a tragedy.
So here I'll rest, day after day
And I will no longer weep.
I will not feel so ill at ease;
I see you smile, I guard your sleep.
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