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Bless Your Heart

Contributed by Calista on Thursday, 12th August 2004 @ 10:49:40 PM in AEST
Topic: EmotionalPoetry



Bless Your Heart
May 30, 2004

Sitting here thinking,
About everything you’ve done for me.
And I wonder,
How do I live without you?
All the things we’ve said and done,
Each I will remember.
And I wonder,
How will I live without you?
I’ll never taste watermelon,
Without you in my mind.
Or hear ‘Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer’,
Without you in my memory.
Laying here wondering,
How, how will I live without you?
I’ll tell my daughter a green story for you,
A girl with green eyes,
In a green dress with green bows.
I will always, always love you.
Fart blossoms and turd butts,
Dolly, and Bless your heart.
Oh, how will I live without you?
I’ll never see cotton and not think of you,
I’ll always, always love you.
When I pour warm water on my child’s head,
I’ll remember everything you’ve ever said.
And everything you’ve ever done,
Oh, how will I live without you?




Copyright © Calista ... [ 2004-08-12 22:49:40]
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Re: Bless Your Heart (User Rating: 1 )
by holderofthestone on Tuesday, 17th August 2004 @ 08:28:15 PM AEST
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How, how will I live without you?.... I know.... the really hits home for me a great poem however sad it is.... good work in making me sad here. lol A++++


Re: Bless Your Heart (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Friday, 27th April 2007 @ 04:56:32 PM AEST
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This is a beautiful poem. Thank you for sharing it with us




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