The Stars That Fill The Sky With Respect. Poem by Raymond Sawyer

The Stars That Fill The Sky With Respect.



For when the sun shine for there a warm smile where the birds will sing for a heart that wish for the touch of respect and yet just for every rose that been touch with respect shall bloom in full thus when the birds sing the more the sun will shine just to feel the warmth of the sun is like being touch by a angel and yet the stars that fill the sky with respect.


Just to feel the touch of the sun is lie feeling the touch of a angel for who's heart is fill but for every min that one wish the more one feel the touch of respect to the family respect is special to them every star that one see is the yes of the angel of respect but yet the stars that fill the sky with respect.


Where there a warm smile thus there eyes that sparkle in the night sky for every touch of the angel hand for there a sparkle in the night sky just to feel the touch of respect but to the family for it's the family that have a lot of respect the more one feel the respect the stronger respect get but the stars that fill the sky with respect.



Night by night for every twinkle that one see for once eyes will twinkle in the night but some where there the angel of respect for who is family of Star bucks for who's heart is fill with respect thus where there happiness for the sun shall warm once heart with respect yet every min that one feel the touch of respect for the stars that fill the sky with respect.


just to feel the night breeze that whisper in the air yet the more the breeze whisper the more the stars will sparkle in the night just to see the moon is like seeing a falling star thus when one feel the touch of respect for there a twinkle in the sky and yet the stars that fill the sky with respect.

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Well good morning to all the people that come here just for a good cup of fresh cup of coffee just before they have to be at work but when they feel a warm smile that says welcome to Star bucks.
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