Glory was her name and she stood at the end of my street mowing her astro terf lawn smiling sweetly at the neighbors wearing only her curlers and a faded house gown I would sat under my oak tree and imagine what sort of life she had a happy life unlike me She was a kind old woman with a grin on her face and a margarita in her hand Glory was her name she had a spunky attitude and staggering walk with a southern accent when she talked she grew up where the peaches grew and married a man that she hardly knew she said she met him in Vegas at a taco stand quite a hunk of a man she would say with a goofy grin across her wrinkled old face ah, my little apple pie that’s what she called me I would smile at the twinkle in her emerald green eyes she would say my little apple pie never give up on love and never give up on life you can be happy girl you don’t need a man revolve your life around you and do what you wanna do she taught me how to feel and how to laugh Glory was her name and I was always amazed at how much she got to me a beautiful person inside a somewhat different attitude she didn’t see the bright side of things and she didn’t sugar coat the bad things she remained the same either way with a margarita in her hand and a smile on her faceBirth sign: Aries
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