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Anna Grace
Anna Grace, a sweet young girl
She was no older than nine years old
When she met her best friend
That she cherished more than gold
Everyday after school
Anna Grace and her friend would go out to play
Children passing by would stare at her
Anna Grace didn’t care anyway
Anna Grace’s mother grew worried
that Anna Grace was becoming somewhat strange
She continued playing with her friend
With the biggest smile on her face
After a while, Anna Grace learned
That others couldn’t see her friend
Anna Grace found that stange
It was hard for her to comprehend
As Anna Grace grew older
Her maturity began to extend
However Anna Grace never let go
Of her very best friend
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I, Maddie, wrote this poem about a young girl and her imaginary friend, who in Anna Grace's eyes was not imaginary at all.