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Worry Begets Worry

by francie-lynch

Death, So cruel, So kind, Has taken my worries away; The ones I wished would stay; Worries, just memories. I was left with my three, So they obliged, Now worries number five. We know how worries grow, They start so small, no worry at all, Then they start to crawl. We beget, From their outset, Worry.
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Sep 10, 2017
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#children#death#life#worry#worries#parenthood#grandchildren
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