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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN PASSING, by MINNIE MCKENZIE RASER
First Line: Our lives touched in passing
Last Line: For we still may remember, you know.
Subject(s): Memory
First Line: Our lives touched in passing
Last Line: For we still may remember, you know.
Subject(s): Memory
Our lives touched in passing;
You gave me a smile,
That day was a gold-lit day.
Other days have been brightened
And made more worthwhile,
Other smiles have been passed on the way.
Our lives touched in passing;
A stranger you seemed,
But that was long, long ago;
Our lives touched in passing,
Since then we have dreamed,
For we still may remember, you know.
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