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Felled Roots

by rlg

Where there was something, Now there is nothing: A glade in the forest Is all that remains. The woodland of youth Became wasteland; No serum or tonic Could Regaine* its flourish. Sometimes, I run my fingers Through the ghost Of what was there. I am, of course, speaking Of my phantom hair.
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Mar 1, 2017
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*Rogaine to my North American friends.

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#loss#funny#beauty#hair#vanity#aging#comedy#bald#baldin#hairloss
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