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Jan 2016
Chic ankle boots
have enough hardness
that each step she takes
clicks it's announcement
at each pew along
the granite aisle leading
to a holy altar with padded rail
where she hopes to attain forgiveness

Two tall graceful daughters
become her bookends while
she stands in prayer
Later seated between them
her right hand, unadorned
brushes a wisp of hair from
her daughter's cheek

Fingers slender, strong
hands of a healer
She carries on
alone and ο»Ώο»Ώunadorned
awaiting absolution
Divorce, forgiveness,
William A Poppen
Written by
William A Poppen  88/M/Tennessee
(88/M/Tennessee)   
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