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Mar 2016
Mary moved ever so slowly
At the end of her years
She was naughty and nice,
And a friend to everyone, even the mice

Her every step a journey
Through the gardens green
Announcing edicts to the mice
Our ‘constitutional’ queen

“I don’t hear so well” she’d shout
But then I did surmise
That Mary heard quite well
Through her wide open eyes

I will miss her glinty glare
Through steely eyes of blue
Her spark, and piercing stare
This queen, I’m glad I knew

Sean Hunt March 13 2016
Mary is a neighbor who recently died after having to move house because of the recent floods here in Windermere, UK.  She was quite old and it may be coincidental, but I suspect the upheaval was hard for here to manage in some ways.  Her life was quite controlled and pleasant before the flood.
Sean Hunt
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Sean Hunt  Windermere, Cumbria
(Windermere, Cumbria)   
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