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A Salt Shaker Glass *Just a folded piece of paper In a salt shaker glass Placed deep inside the cupboard Hiding memories of the past I would watch her as she'd take it out To read the words it said Then place it back deep inside And slowly bow her head She kept it in a shaker Hoped salt would heal the wound But each time she read the words inside The pain would seem so new That folded piece of paper In a salt shaker glass Was delivered from the courthouse To set her free at last A divorce from my father Who had walked away from us She folded and refused to sign Till that day that I grew up As I read that piece of paper From the salt shaker glass I thought of all she gave to me And felt the love inside she had Just a folded piece of paper In a salt shaker glass Placed deep inside the cupboard Hiding memories of the past A folded piece of paper In a salk shaker glass * Carl Joseph Roberts
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 7:12 AM UTC
A Salt Shaker Glass
A Salt Shaker Glass *Just a folded piece of paper In a salt shaker glass Placed deep inside the cupboard Hiding memories of the past I would watch her as she'd take it out To read the words it said Then place it back deep inside And slowly bow her head She kept it in a shaker Hoped salt would heal the wound But each time she read the words inside The pain would seem so new That folded piece of paper In a salt shaker glass Was delivered from the courthouse To set her free at last A divorce from my father Who had walked away from us She folded and refused to sign Till that day that I grew up As I read that piece of paper From the salt shaker glass I thought of all she gave to me And felt the love inside she had Just a folded piece of paper In a salt shaker glass Placed deep inside the cupboard Hiding memories of the past A folded piece of paper In a salk shaker glass * Carl Joseph Roberts
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 7:12 AM UTC
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