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by Shelby M. Forrest My name is Cammy, don't call me Sammy, Cause I am not a boy. I am a girl with a little curl, I am my mother's joy. I'm just a new kid on the block For a short time I've been here. Cause I am only fourteen--months Just two months over a year. My mommy is a single Mom, And all she has is me. She works so very, very hard So together we can be. Some kind of a lady is my Mom Kind and considerate is she Instead of thinking of herself, Her first thoughts are for me. Some day I hope to show my Mom That for her I care, too I'll return the love that she gives me It's the least that I can do. |
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