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Feb 2015
The peace that trickles through my warm veins
I sit perched upon the gravestone
Smoothly filled with memories I will never know
With faces of loved ones eroding every letter, Engraved in every name
I never feel alone with the spirits of the dead
Why do people fear them so
Each life underground is a mystery,
Every stone within the casket, buried
I am surrounded my centuries
Maybe a few days
Maybe a couple weeks
Maybe a a hundred years
Such beautiful history
Counting the dead flower pedals
I lay quietly- assurance of the life that still abides in me.
Anna Haines
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Anna Haines  East Cost
(East Cost)   
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   Joseph Schneider
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