To Smile Is To Be Touch By The Angel Of Respect Poem by Raymond Sawyer

To Smile Is To Be Touch By The Angel Of Respect



For one who smile thus a star shall raise with the touch of respect just to touch a heart that wish for the touch of respect thus the more the sun touch the sky the more one who wish for he touch of respect night after night for the sky shall be fill with the stars of respect just to touch a heart but for who will feel the touch of respect and yet to smile is to be touch by the angel of respect.



When every rose that bloom is the rose of the angel of respect for who's heart will be touch with the touch of respect but every time that one see a rose or one wish for the touch of respect just to be touch by the star that sparkle is the star of respect thus when even when the moon is out for some where the angel of respect is near but just to get to feel the touch of respect and yet to smile is to be touch by the angel of respect.



Thus for every warm smile is to touch a heart with respect but when one trust in the star of respect for one trust the angel of respect that fill the air with respect for every min that one look to the sky for there the angel of respect to touch a heart with respect but for one who feel the warm smile thus it's the sun that one who wish for respect and yet to smile is to be touch by the angel of respect.



Thus when the sun fill the air with respect for a rose will bloom with the touch of respect but to the family that touch the sky with respect is the angel of respect just to feel the touch of the sun for it's the angel of respect that touch the sun with respect for every touch of respect is like being touch by the light of life but he light of life is the light of respect and yet to smile is to be touch by the angel of 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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