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Religion

by mark-mcintosh

my own spirit someone I knew someone still close has left she floats around my head my sister lives though cancer stole her from here I went back to our final bar for a last wine she speaks to me sometimes I sit there other times I just look through the stained panes but she never leaves her crochet on my sofa colours surrounded by black if i sit at that bench i can glimpse her hospice through the glass collect those shards
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