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May 21, 2000
I wish that I could have Bottled your giggles When you were small And collected all of your Handprints from each windowpane. If I could have done this I would take them out gently Whenever I need to, And spread them across everything. Then, I would find such joy in remembering.
But I have no giggle Or handprints To hold and scatter, And remembering is somewhat bittersweet, For you are so far away from home ... And home will never be The same without the Sound of your laughter And the gift of your presence Spilling out of every room.
Priscilla Wright |
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