Laurie Halse Anderson Quotes
I Wish I Were Three Feet Tall And He Could Pick Me Up And He Still Had A Beard And He Wore Cotton Sweaters That Felt Soft On My Cheek And I Could Cry It All Away And I Would Wipe My Tears On His Shoulder And I Could Suck My Thumb And Suck The End Of My Ponytail And He Wouldn't Tell Me Only Babies Did That And He Would Rock Me On The Front Porch With The Wind Coming Clean From The North And He Would Sing Nursery Rhymes With Made-up Words Like Mom Used To And He Could Teach Me The Alphabet Again And How To Walk And How To Run And Maybe I Would Do It Better This Time.
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