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Wishing Star 2002 
by David R. Varg

I wrote about the feelings stirred
when this scene, my eyes, met.
Oh! for so long, all's that occurred
was sadness, hurt, regret!
I penned my honest feelings when
"The Wishing Star", I wrote.
The heavens brought me back again
and here's from it, a quote:
"You'd always point it out to me,
"Still holding hands, you'd look at me.
that first star, when in view.
You'd make a wish then squeeze my hand,
so sure t'would now come true!"
"It's true!" You would explain!
Our eyes would meet and I'd respond,
"Colette, that's just a plane!"

instead of showing gratitude;
enjoying what she shared!
I felt my comments dumb and rude
while skyward hence, I stared.
But recently, that body, bright
I saw above the earth
and sensed a dif'frent angle, quite!
My conduct held some worth!
I wasn't just a crass ingrate!
A tease sometimes offends
but it can also indicate
how close two are as friends.
I've never sensed this till that eve;
the angle, fully hid.
That star had caused me just to grieve
when my acts...recall did.
I shared with her, whenever I
concluded that the light
was not a star a'twinklin' high;
it was a plane, in flight.
So, when my comments, I did give
about that spark up there
I wasn't being negative.
My point of view, did share.
Ah, suddenly I do now feel
my conduct...can defend.
I acted open, honest, real;
that's how you treat a friend.
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