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Right in Front of You


You wake up and see the sun that's right in front of you.

Turn off the alarm, rollover and kiss your wife; that's so warm,

Because she's right in front of you.

Lay out your clothes on the iron board that's right in front of you.

Collared shirt and slacks; like you're dressing for sunday school.

Your wife gives you a kiss and tells you how much she's in love with you.

You tell her, "I am what I am because of you."

You leave the house everyday, nothing really to trouble you.

Open up the front door and get ready for the day that's in front of you.

 

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<p>Poem for Scholarship contest</p>

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