The Woman
I see you standing there
With a confused face.
Trying to fix your messy hair
In a dress made of lace.
I look at you
and smile.
You smile too,
And it goes on for a while.
I believe you're happy
And never sad.
Because you don't like crappy
And you're never mad.
You're a role model in many ways
And I will never forget.
The smile you had was never a phase.
You were the woman.
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