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Silver
Don't leave
Mommy
Stay home
Pretty please
Pleading, I beg in tears
I stand clutching the door nobb
Wishful my plight will work
She'll stop and ease my fears
She searches in her purse
Pulling out five coins
Holding out her hand
"Pick only two" she says
Being the age of six
I chose the largest coins
A nickel and quarter
"Next time make better picks"
As I looked at the silver
In the palm of my hand
She walked past me
"Enough! Stop being such a whiner! "
Running towards the window
Watching her walk away
Auntie beacons me with treats
"She'll be back; not gone away"
These words took very little comfort
I knew she'd return
Just to leave again
The pattern regimental support
Mommy
Stay home
Pretty please
Pleading, I beg in tears
I stand clutching the door nobb
Wishful my plight will work
She'll stop and ease my fears
She searches in her purse
Pulling out five coins
Holding out her hand
"Pick only two" she says
Being the age of six
I chose the largest coins
A nickel and quarter
"Next time make better picks"
As I looked at the silver
In the palm of my hand
She walked past me
"Enough! Stop being such a whiner! "
Running towards the window
Watching her walk away
Auntie beacons me with treats
"She'll be back; not gone away"
These words took very little comfort
I knew she'd return
Just to leave again
The pattern regimental support
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