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Sorry, Sorry, Sorry

I did not bring flowers when I came to your empty home, a house filled, a cacophony, a tray of hot food to accompany us on the couch as we marveled at your mother's trip to Italy, the ice-cream cones in London, a tarnished ring. Driving away, she and the fog hung low, in the yellow 9 o' clock sky-- over streetlights shopping malls and the rest of us.
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Jan 7, 2015
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