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Let Me
by Velma M. Carlson


Let me kiss him one more time.
Let me stroke his brow.
Let me stand close beside him;
Let me touch him now.
Let me hold his hand in mine;
Let me speak softly to him.
Let me tell him of my love.
Let me please? Just
One more time?

Let me put my arms around him.
Let me k
iss his cheeks again.
Let me hold him close once more.
Let me please, please –

Let me please?

1987

 

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