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Writing Wednesday | Poem: Circle

*Note: Sorry for the no posting on Friday and Monday. Those two days were really hectic.*

This is the first poem I ever officially wrote. I wrote it years ago for my grandparents' wedding anniversary when I was about 8 or 9. This poem has a really special place in my heart because it was the first real writing piece that spaeked my love for writing. So without further ado, here is the poem!


Circle

We are a circle forever
We live in a world together
Where life is a beacon
For us to follow unwavering
Through day and night
Never to be away
And sweet nectar life is
To hope we may have
I know that life is always
Full of darkness and light
To any hope we yearn
Love is a gift we need
Since there is nothing better
As a circle we hope
For a better life
We are a circle forever
We live in a world together

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