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Afternoon

by kaylaboyd

Thomas, Roberts, Baker Goodman, good men I’m sure they all were. But no man, No saint or sinner Can escape this quiet place. Colossal wooden tombstone Still aches though she died years ago, Died years ago, and died alone. Swelling roots the only sign Her life on earth not carved in stone Her story lost, like many here. As time goes on the air gets cold until only one marks the dusty walkway. They said this is what happens when you get older but you didn’t believe until that fateful day.
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Dec 26, 2014
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