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Sep 2015
It is her china shop.
And, I'm the bull she allows to enter.
In such a small space,
it is easy to see that she wishes I'd leave,
but simple loneliness
inspires her to offer coffee.
I guiltily refuse,
trying to make myself smaller.
We meander through my list of questions,
force some small talk in between.
In the end, as I exit;
sorrow and relief,
mix equally
on her small,
lovely face.

-JBClaywell

ŠP&ZPublications; 2015
a social-services worker poem.
JB Claywell
Written by
JB Claywell  45/M/Missouri
(45/M/Missouri)   
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   GaryFairy and Cecil Miller
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