*Nov. 30, 2002
-Wrote this the day before leaving Korea.
Farewell to my writing place,
farewell to this special place.
Today I leave you.
Tomorrow I fly.
The day after--I move on.
No more sipping coffee
as I guide my pin to write.
No more munching on muffins
as I read my textbook's pages.
You have been good to me
and I shall miss you.
Farewell.
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Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on February 12, 2003
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I know you became apart of this faraway home.
And the nights you penned your thoughts and feelings and lonliness. It will always be apart of you.
And I for one was so glad it allowed me to Know you.
And Now settling here again I look forward to many more entries in your Book of Days.
Love this farwell poem.
Peggy
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I know you became apart of this faraway home.
And the nights you penned your thoughts and feelings and lonliness. It will always be apart of you.
And I for one was so glad it allowed me to Know you.
And Now settling here again I look forward to many more entries in your Book of Days.
Love this farwell poem.
Peggy
Nancy