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| James Clayton Taylor's
Success Story |
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I first recall, bursting into writing about the universe shattering relationship I was having with a star child here on earth.
EACH TIME
Each time you laugh I laugh, too.
Each time you smile I smile with you.
Each time you cry, a little bit, I die.
Don’t know how
Far time s... t retch ... e…s,
Or if it will stop one day?
Right now, I live each
Moment to spend with you.
Don’t know how long
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The earth will p n
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I can’t picture this
World any other way
Than filled with your sunshine.
Finally, after 15 years in Nashville, TN learning the craft of songwriting. Moving to Ridgeland SC, Junaita, companion, said send your writing in as poetry, this is poetry. Well, Publish America offered a contract, and the book "One Man's Journey" was born. |
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