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Apr 2017
I'm an old hermit who tends
A small fire
In a shelter that's built
Of hope and desire.
In summer I ate ripe
Berries and fruits,
Now, its just dry, hardened bread
And some roots
That carry me through
The cold, lonely day
Where everything's gone,
But memories stay.
old and alone with his memories
Written by
John Niederbuhl  NY State-Adirondack Mts
(NY State-Adirondack Mts)   
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