Rainbow Girls
For Autumn And Her Mom
A poem for a wonderful friend and her daughter Autumn
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I Am So Proud Of The Rainbow Girls
Lovely Smiles Lift My Spirits Each Day
Coffee, Cake, Cats And Laughter Atwirl
Over The Rainbow and Far Away
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I Do Love To See The Rainbow Girls
Painting Their Faces With Love And Pride
Without Them, Life Would Be Drab And Grey
They Love Coming Down That Waterslide
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Autumn And Mom, Girls Of A Feather
Always Laughing, Always Together
Two Tolkien Aficionados
Two Beautiful Rainbow Tornadoes
Autumn And Mom, The Pride Flag Unfurls
My Two Lovely Friends, My Rainbow Girls
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Comments (7)
Such a lovely and wonderful poem!
I love the easy flow of this poem. Well written with heart and peace.
Sweet and appreciate the beauty of friendship
This is so sweet π€
I love this poem is poetic and sweet.
Super & sweet! Loving this!!!
Very nice tribute to your friends