My Girl
Where has she gone, girl with the flower
Midday, what would she do at this hour
The one who learned never to cower
People would see her and simply “wow” her
The way she walks she is worth some gold
I get jealous of her eyes so light
How she listens to what she is told
She might as well make a dark room bright
Aren’t I lucky with this great girl
She can take me across the whole world
Wouldn’t trade her for even a pearl
We’d stop so I can give her a twirl
I’m told she’s the most beautiful girl
I tell she’s the greatest in the world
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- Author: alex v (
Offline) - Published: March 9th, 2011 13:32
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Points: 3123
March 10th, 2011 17:54
Very beautiful!
Best
Dolphine
Points: 19049
March 10th, 2011 21:23
Aw, sweet. Your end-rhyming is pleasant. You expressed the love and adoration well. It's fascinating and beautiful, a pleasant poem of love.