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Oct 2015
Standing in forty-degree weather;
Water threatening to change to ice.

Perhaps, the rain will cleanse me,
And I will feel pure.

Maybe their blackened fingerprints
Will fade away from my skin.

The grease from their selfish palms
Leaving without a trace.

If I stand out in the cold showers,
The storm may sanitize my soul.

And maybe,
Just maybe...

I will forget their selfish appetites.
For myself

For a past (and present) I don't share of often.
Allyson Walsh
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Allyson Walsh  Minnesota
(Minnesota)   
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