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Post by :Jeremy_Daley
Category :Poems
Author :Mary Carolyn Davies
Date :October 2011
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A Spring Thought
The new birds tweet, and buds come sweet,And puffy clouds are in the sky.
The world is full of little girls,
But very few as nice as I!
(The end)
Mary Carolyn Davies's poem: Spring Thought
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