Heather Keogh
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Poem "Smile":
- written June 2008
- published June 17, 2008
- viewed 231 times
Other poems by Heather Keogh:
»Broken Ties«
»How I feel.«
»How to come up with the words«
»Impossible«
»Linger«
»Misery«
»Nothing But a Grandma«
»One life One love One heart«
»Pretending«
»Say it again«
»Threw and Threw«
»What If«
»you make it«
Visit Heather Keogh's profile page
Poem "Smile":
- written June 2008
- published June 17, 2008
- viewed 231 times
Other poems by Heather Keogh:
»Broken Ties«»How I feel.«»How to come up with the words«»Impossible«»Linger«»Misery«»Nothing But a Grandma«»One life One love One heart«»Pretending«»Say it again«»Threw and Threw«»What If«»you make it«»Smile«
Sometimes I just wonder how can I ever make it through
Cause sometimes it seems
Like this world is breaking down on me
And there's no way for me to break through
Just always want to give up, call it quits
When I see you smile
I can face this world
I can make it through
There's no one in this world that can make me feel this way
Just one touch of your hand
It's like nothing that I ever knew
And when it's cold out I feel warm inside
It's cause you're here with me
It's all I'll ever need
All I ever wanted
When I see you smile, I see a better world
Cause sometimes it seems
Like this world is breaking down on me
And there's no way for me to break through
Just always want to give up, call it quits
When I see you smile
I can face this world
I can make it through
There's no one in this world that can make me feel this way
Just one touch of your hand
It's like nothing that I ever knew
And when it's cold out I feel warm inside
It's cause you're here with me
It's all I'll ever need
All I ever wanted
When I see you smile, I see a better world
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