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My Little Girl
by Carol Koenig Stoodley → (All Poetry by Carol Koenig Stoodley)
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 (for Anna)

She cannot be with me my little girl, how I love her words cannot say.
She smiles at me when I close my eyes
and in dreams together we play.
I know she is happy my little girl
in a world full of beauty and love,
And when she cries,
Angels dry her eyes
in a nursery somewhere above. 

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