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| I drip drops of water, |
| on each and every night; |
| Though I make it harder, |
| with every line I write; |
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| Each time I see you there |
| I can't contain myself; |
| I think this isn't fair, |
| to see you on some shelf; |
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| A doll with all her toys, |
| can buy just anything; |
| You're sure to get the boys, |
| and about everything; |
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| To look upon you will |
| turn to be my downfall; |
| And when you got your fill, |
| you nailed me to the wall; |
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| Am I thrown, so confused, |
| and in the end, just Fin? |
| Like your toy, broke and used, |
| tossed away to the wind. |
This poem © Copyright 2001 Cooper Stephenson
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