Two Little Girls

Just two little girls
One in braids, the other curls
They were the best of friends
And they knew it would never end

It was nineteen hundred and sixty-four
And I walking out my door
To move to the state of Maryland
And sad to leave my best friend Ann

The years they past as they always do
And her whereabouts I had not a clue
Nor where to find that friend of mine
So I could call her or drop her a line

Thoughts of her often crossed my mind
Wondering if life to her had been kind
But I never thought I'd get the chance to see
This girl who meant the world to me

I recalled our school was named Wesonnett
So I turned on my computer and surfed the net
Soon it seemed I would know her fate
Would I find her listed at my Classmates

Chances seemed quite slim to me
When I saw there listed only three
But boy was I ever surprised
When her name appeared before my eyes

I sent her an Email that very day
And prayed that to her it would find its way
Then a miracle came from out of the blue
And on that day our dreams came true

Those two little girls who shared only a past
Are getting together at long last
Those two little girls who grew to become women
Found they shared a friendship that would never end

Dedicated to:
Ann... my friend eternal
February 2002

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You are listening to Fur Elise written by Ludwig Van Beethoven.
This has always been my most favorites of piano pieces...
...and it has always made me wish I played the piano.
But I played the accordion which is almost like the piano and
you are about to read my poems which are almost like poetry.

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