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Sea of Friendship


Through the salty sea,

Along with the roaring  waves,

My mind wonder to you,

As all I do is now think and see

Is your childish face

 

Just me and you,

We were an odd pair

Short and Tall,

Loud and Quiet,

Yet still stick like glue

 

But the sea move on

We have drifted to diffrent coast

But please don't forget,

The friendship we made,

You were a joyful lift.

 

 

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TomKwak4
<p>Friendship come and go, but memories do not.</p>

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