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Oct 28, 2011 <1 min

Stranger by Les Baynton

from Paul Reads Aloud Hosted by Paul Sze

You looked so sad when you came to us, From a land so faraway. You left your friends, your favourite foods, The language that you spoke so well. But you came to us with a lovely smile, A beautiful dress, and a small soft voice, Sometimes I know you felt so lost, In the street of unfriendly noise. And your mother smiled too, She couldn’t say much. But I didn’t need words to speak to you, I knew from your smile And the touch of your hand, That we wouldn’t be strangers … for long.

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