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May 2011
this silver remembrancer
with its onyx stone,
like polished coal,
never leaves my finger.

a symbol, inescapable,
irreplaceable;
what it stands for was
inexcusable
in the highest possible degree.

i wear my black ring
to remind myself
not to say another
"*******" to every "thank you"

because now
i think you're all right
Copyright May 2, 2011 by Victor Thorn
Victor Thorn
Written by
Victor Thorn  Oklahoma
(Oklahoma)   
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   Odi and JJ Hutton
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