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Feb 2016
A touch, a glimpse into the feel.

Not bound by physics and math,

But made of something more real.
A barb, a hook, a skewer. A snare

That catches that lump in your heart

And pulls it onto your shoulders, to bare.
Something caught in your eye?

“I remember him, but never met him.”

Clear your throat, straighten your tie.
Or maybe, you met him but never knew;

And the writer showed his face.

Now that lump isn’t so new,

Isn’t so out of place.
Sam Winter
Written by
Sam Winter  Saint Louis, MO
(Saint Louis, MO)   
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   ---, mickey finn and Cecil Miller
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