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Fifty years I see it clear a face gone pale a falling tear a silent stare as she began the cutting words that choked like sand our breath was taken our hearts were stone my eyes were fixed on a tear alone before it hit the wooden floor the world beyond our first grade door had changed from one of children's dreams from castles, songs, woods and streams to a good man unsure of what to say of the world we would have the following day he removed his glasses and trembling...he said; "The President has died" Camelot is dead
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Apr 15, 2018
Apr 15, 2018 at 1:46 PM UTC
a falling tear
Fifty years I see it clear a face gone pale a falling tear a silent stare as she began the cutting words that choked like sand our breath was taken our hearts were stone my eyes were fixed on a tear alone before it hit the wooden floor the world beyond our first grade door had changed from one of children's dreams from castles, songs, woods and streams to a good man unsure of what to say of the world we would have the following day he removed his glasses and trembling...he said; "The President has died" Camelot is dead
oldie- memories of childhood - 2nd grade teacher informed us that JFK was dead
RoyDeckard
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Apr 15, 2018
Apr 15, 2018 at 1:46 PM UTC
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