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She sold her freckle. I paid double.
Brando_O


To a girl that knows only my name,
for the girl that is never to blame.







Sweet girl can you whisper
 1
while you kiss your darling sister
 2
gently in her sleep
 3
below the freckle on her cheek,
 4
how much I really miss her.
 5
Why I miss her,
 6
how I always do.
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Just, like I always have.
 8
 
 
Sweet girl could you write it
 9
trace or silently recite it
 10
with an outline in her hand
 11
as if calligraphy in sand:
 12
'I am always here for you'
 13
because I am,
 14
have always been.
 15
This and I were always true.
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26 Feb 06

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Lovely.  Simple and pure.
 — fallinforyou

This is GREAT I loved the first couple of lines especially!  Well written.
 — growingup

L10 - L11 - L12
these lines are delicate.
You speak softly yet specific to this girl to pass a message in such a similar way to the girl inwhich youre ultimately writing for. It is with beautiful direction.

very nice.
 — unknown

Over rated i would say but it is easy to adore and for me easy to manipulate inorder to relate as if my own words for what may be a similar situation.
Makes me feel like a sap, dont usually like this shyte but ya done good kid.
 — Backspace

cute. simple.
 — Equivocality

i love you
 — TheYoungCrow

Very Ani Difranco. I really like it.
 — MissMay

it's very sweet, i really like it.
 — livedeeply

Hey!

Each stanza starts v smoothly but for some reason the second half of each one feels more awkward to me, i'm not sure if this is intended or not, maybe im reading it awkwardly rather than it being written awkwardly. I enjoyed it tho, nice idea =)
 — Ink_drinker

Lets touch ;)
 — unknown

Annoying.
Not the sentimentality of it, rather the rhyme quality gets on my nerves..particularly the first stanza...that -iss sound..argh.

This has heart to it though, which is nice to read.
 — DeformedLion

I quite enjoyed this. I can't think of any real criticism other than it doesn't sound contemporary. But that's not really positive or negative.
 — stackpop

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