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It wasn't a war zone Or a junkyard pile But it wasn't a home - Hadn't been for a while. The garden had run wild Not dead - too alive Untended, feral child A fight to survive Then into my life, Through the briar and thorn Came this beautiful wife, Like a smile or a dawn. She quietly caresses With a feminine heart Transforming, she blesses With a magical art. The woman she weaves A new world every day And the home somehow breathes As she sings on her way.
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Apr 17, 2015
Apr 17, 2015 at 1:06 PM UTC
Wife
It wasn't a war zone Or a junkyard pile But it wasn't a home - Hadn't been for a while. The garden had run wild Not dead - too alive Untended, feral child A fight to survive Then into my life, Through the briar and thorn Came this beautiful wife, Like a smile or a dawn. She quietly caresses With a feminine heart Transforming, she blesses With a magical art. The woman she weaves A new world every day And the home somehow breathes As she sings on her way.
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Apr 17, 2015
Apr 17, 2015 at 1:06 PM UTC
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