The Mandy Poem Poem by Arthur Hummler
The Mandy Poem
Dancing through the willows
while drinking brandy
I met this girl
they call Mandy
She's a nice little girl
from the heart of the south
with blonde wavy hair
and a cute little mouth
She came into my life
I don't know from where
maybe it was fate
maybe a dare
It doesn't really matter
as long a we're together
and that's the point
of this love letter
Monday, July 11, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: first love,love
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