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Sep 2011
She was my fresh air,
Out of a stifled room,
She was my refuge beyond compare,
When all seemed gloom.

And now, her vision still stabs, quite sharp,
But not with violins, or roses, or harp,
No, just a little sigh, when I recollect her swoon,
Under the roses, Back Hessle Terrace, One June.
RD © 1991
Rob
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Rob  M/Bedfordshire, England
(M/Bedfordshire, England)   
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