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Though no one ever sees her
You always know she’s near
To pass away the hours
And help you quiet fears
You never have to worry
She’ll be with you till the end
To keep your secrets hidden
Your best imaginary friend
Source: The Daily Post – Imaginary
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Am I in the minority? I have never had an imaginary friend. Maybe my love of reading filled that need for me. What do you think?
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No, you’re not. I didn’t have one either. And considering I’m an only child, that’s rare. Reading can definitely fuel the imagination!!
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My daughter had two when she was little (2 – 4 years of age). But I am sure they were not imaginary… from her description, I believe that were natural spirits.
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It’s very possible. They say the little ones see the spirits of those passed. I believe that!! I honestly don’t remember my kids ever having one, I have to ask them lol
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She talked to them and told me about them. I “played the game” with her without taking it serious at that time. But when I got more into the subject I remembered!
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Children, the angels of the world 😉
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That becomes an additional meaning in this context. Wonderful 😊
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🙂 ❤
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Very insightful write-up. Love the way that your lines of poetry signifies the values of our lives, the minute details that you managed to capture in your piece of art. Hope to see more from you. Have hope, write on!
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Thank you very much! 🙂
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You are welcome 🙂
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