My Words & My Promise

by Ann Stareyes   Jul 13, 2005


This is for so many of you that has touched my heart and you'll never be forgotten: And you know who you are!!!!!
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I can never promise you riches
Or that the sun will always shine
I can't promise you no more tears
That might fall from your eyes.

I can't promise you'll have no heart ache
Or promise your heart won't cry
I can't promise your heart won't be broken
But your tears I'll dry.

I can never promise you the moon
Or the stars will for-ever shine
I can only sprinkle my angel dust
And pray things will be fine.

I can promise you my heart
And a good one I have to say
I... for-ever promise you my friendship
For the remainder of my days.

To My Internet Angels......THAT
I LOVE SO VERY MUCH!!!!!
You all have a special place in my
HEART and it's FOR-EVER!!!!!!!!

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  • 18 years ago

    by HOLLY ARMER

    Beautifully written from such a sweet soul! Well done~Holly

  • 18 years ago

    by Carlee Ann

    Yay, Ann! You are truly an angel yourself. Wonderful work! i love ya!
    Car

  • 18 years ago

    by Angie

    Oh Ann, how beautiful. You always know how to make me smile. You are truly a special person with a big loving and caring heart, we are all truly blessed to have you in our lives. I love you girlfriend.........

    Smiles, Hugs and Love, Angela

  • 18 years ago

    by Chelsey

    *tear*..That was by the far the best dedication I have read recently!! Wow Ann you are such a kind and generous person and people will and do love you for that!! It makes me smile to know there actually are people like you in this world! Wonderful Job my friend, definatley deserves ,more then a 5!!
    Kind Regards,
    ~Chelsey~

  • 18 years ago

    by Brookeღ

    "I can only sprinkle my angel dust
    And pray things will be fine" I really liked that part of the poem! Such a sweet dedication you have a really big heart! Very well done! Loved it! ~Brooke~

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