Dolls

by Sheri Poe-Pape From beginning of childhood, in every girls' clutch, sits a figure that only wants to be loved very much. With her rosy pink cheeks, and her arms out wide, not by one little soul would this doll be ever denied. Shirley Temple's dimples. Chatty Cathy's quick talk, Tiny Tears yearning for love, Baby First Step's walk. Liddle Kiddle's aromas, Mrs. Beasley's impish smile; their presence will be here a very, very long while. Baby Secret's soft whispers, Chrissy and Velvet's hair, Barbie's fashion wardrobe signified such stylish flare. Baby Beans, Raggedy Ann, oh, what memorable eyes, and don't forget, Baby Tender Love, angel in disguise. Years have passed since the "queen of dolls" reigned, and "new babes on the block," true success attained, winning hearts of all modern day moppets who'll miss, out on the joys of twentieth century dolls - semi bliss.

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