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Johanna May
Poems
Sep 2011
Ballad of Dolores and the Door
Life is a manor haunted by doors
All of its rooms bore my tread
Life is a manor haunted by doors
but there is this door, she said
Dolores paced al-through the nights
with dread in front of the door
Dolores paced al-through the nights
this ill-fated dark Dolor
No lullabyes can lull her to sleep
some mornings bereft of light
No lullabyes can lull her to sleep
for there is a door, she said
*My darling, darling, darling girl
daughter itβs all in your head
My darling, darling, lov-ed girl
your mother weeps in her bed
Oh mother mine allay your tears
to-morrow shall find me fled
This manor with rooms a-plenty to yield
but there is this door, she said.
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Johanna May
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