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2008-06-14 22:03:42
I am delighted that things have returned to normal once more

Yesterday,

when I got home,

It was about ten in the afternoon.

Our father passed me a phone number,

"This is a telephone message for you,

he phoned you this morning,

he hoped you return him a call.

Oh,

he said you are his aunt."

I looked at the phone number,

it was from the factory I had worked.

I knew the call was from one of my neighbors.

he is a capable businessman,

so he obtain his position more,

he now is the new director of the factory.

I am one year older than him,

but I am his aunt in habit family hierarchy.

I first phoned you,

told you I had got home to set your heart at ease.

Then I returned him a call and said congratulations.

he said he hopes I get back into harness.

In fact,

I didn't hope to loaf our life away,

so I agreed......

This morning,

on the way I took our son to school,

when I told him I will drive him the same as ever,

he was very glad.

After he said Good-Bye to me,

he jumped and ran to school happily,

I had to shout after him,

" Be careful.

Slowly! slowly!"

I am sitting in the office as before,

here are still the familiar faces,

here is still a aura of divinity

here is still the yellow window,

here is still the red door,

I am delighted that things have returned to normal once more......

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I am delighted that things have returned to normal once more

Contributed by holy on Friday, 9th October 2009 @ 11:48:38 PM in AEST
Topic: EmotionalPoetry

I am delighted that things have returned to normal once more
2008-06-14 22:03:42
I am delighted that things have returned to normal once more

Yesterday,

when I got home,

It was about ten in the afternoon.

Our father passed me a phone number,

"This is a telephone message for you,

he phoned you this morning,

he hoped you return him a call.

Oh,

he said you are his aunt."

I looked at the phone number,

it was from the factory I had worked.

I knew the call was from one of my neighbors.

he is a capable businessman,

so he obtain his position more,

he now is the new director of the factory.

I am one year older than him,

but I am his aunt in habit family hierarchy.

I first phoned you,

told you I had got home to set your heart at ease.

Then I returned him a call and said congratulations.

he said he hopes I get back into harness.

In fact,

I didn't hope to loaf our life away,

so I agreed......

This morning,

on the way I took our son to school,

when I told him I will drive him the same as ever,

he was very glad.

After he said Good-Bye to me,

he jumped and ran to school happily,

I had to shout after him,

" Be careful.

Slowly! slowly!"

I am sitting in the office as before,

here are still the familiar faces,

here is still a aura of divinity

here is still the yellow window,

here is still the red door,

I am delighted that things have returned to normal once more......

Copyright © holy ... [ 2009-10-09 23:48:38]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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