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Sep 2012
Standing on the corner, with roses in her hand,
She stared at all the faces, that passed like drifting sand.
No one stopped to break her thought
or carry off a rose,
as the winter wind, brought freezing rain
through her torn and ragged clothes.
Darkness never seemed to come,
as the neon pierced her eyes,
and it hurt to hold the basket
of roses no one buys.
Copyright Protected....Wayne H. Colegate- From Reflections On Gravestones and Satin Sheets
Wayne H Colegate
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Wayne H Colegate  77/M/Canada
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