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Jun 2016
old
crumpled sheets wrapped around your waist and the
scattered t.v. remote you were looking for falls into a fold
of the blanket you are intertwined within; you can no
longer give yourself the motivation to do anything, not even
move slightly to the right and stretch a little to catch the
tiny battery in your frail and delicate fingers. your overdramatic
and completely unrealistic soap opera will have to wait until
your grandchildren get home and one of them can turn
the t.v. on for you.

(h.l.)
saw a challenge to write a short poem to try and capture the essence of being "old." hope I did this idea justice!
heather leather
Written by
heather leather  17/F/wonderland.
(17/F/wonderland.)   
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