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The Stranger and The Hero by Yvonne H. Robinson Thursday, May 08, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
I met my Hero and fell in love with a Stranger. Glittery sky eyes looking through my girlish grin you don't know me but I've always known who you are it's hard to see you as something so simple when I've thought of this moment for such a long time but not really. And as you leave the Stranger takes your place ancient soft voice holding me like a dream I don't know you but I've heard who you are. I met my Hero and fell in love with a Stranger.

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*Reviewed by Joseph OneLight�*	5/9/2003

Unique idea ... "I met my Hero and fell in love with a Stranger." I like it! ~Joseph




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	5/8/2003

Nicely done. Romantic and sweet.