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my face is on my grandmother's lacy diningroom table it used to laugh through the creaky hallways and pounce up the wooden stairs and lay in the creek but now it is imprisoned on the table with all the other relatives who are gone that my grandmother leaves there. she walks by them dusts the shelves by the big window arranges chairs avoids my frightening grandfather reads books drinks her tea stares at the ghosts of her granddaughters seated around her diningroom table. i didn't mean to haunt her i am sorry grandmother
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 12:31 AM UTC
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my face is on my grandmother's lacy diningroom table it used to laugh through the creaky hallways and pounce up the wooden stairs and lay in the creek but now it is imprisoned on the table with all the other relatives who are gone that my grandmother leaves there. she walks by them dusts the shelves by the big window arranges chairs avoids my frightening grandfather reads books drinks her tea stares at the ghosts of her granddaughters seated around her diningroom table. i didn't mean to haunt her i am sorry grandmother
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 12:31 AM UTC
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