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Helping a Stranger

As old as she was, she could still stand

Not many would ask, "do you want a hand?"

Still I promise, though I do try

She still stands there, willing to defy

She isn't as grumpy as you might think

Though the things she would say, could make your heart sink

But why tell us this? You might apprehend

This is because, I'm her only friend

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suicidal-twitch
Published
Apr 26, 2015
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Disclaimer: The poem belongs to bluefirewolffie on devaintart. I own nothing.

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