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by Courtney Oct 10, 2007 category : Miscellaneous / Misc. poems
Remember those days When we'd write every summer Filling up the mailbox Was never a weekly bummer In our yearbooks We would sign Our summer address Even though you always knew mine You were always moving around From one city to another But there was always a way To reach you in the summer My letters have piled up Addressed in your name But they will not be mailed With me, they will remain I'd give you the letters But where you stay has no address Unless tombstones have numbers But the rain would make the writing quite a mess So I'll hold them for you Until we meet again Where the gold gate opens Carrying the address of Heaven
by Lynn Anderson
Great rythm and word choice.