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I fell asleep on the couch yesterday afternoon while watching the news.

When I awoke, there was a piece of paper lying on the coffee table.

Savannah is studying poetry at school right now and she's practicing a lot.


Sleep
by Savannah
as I watch you sleep,
I imagine what you're dreaming.
is it about Tejan?
Gracie?
your wedding day,
or even coughing up a lung?
the wonderful world of sleep.

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  1. Wow! That girl is a word-smith! Collect 'em and publish!

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  2. Anonymous8:46 AM

    You could make a cool scrapbook page from that. The poem in a journaling block -
    A pic of you sleeping in the middle,
    Tejan, Gracie and a wedding pic and "a picture of a lung- (that one could be tough to find) all around the sides.
    Am I a dyed in the wool scrapper or what : ) That just jumped into my head when I read that.
    Ha

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  3. Such humor even :)

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