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Jun 2012
I trace my finger lightly down her skin
Wrinkled now,wearing thin.
And mine like leather on the easy chair
Upon which we sit and often share a loving kiss.
I look into her deep brown eyes where a milky cataract avidly vies for her remaining sight..and I see the slight young girl..I saw so many years ago.
Then I know why I love her so.

Together we have grown..known so much joy
Yet I am still a little boy who will run and hide
When she decides to scold and chide.
Then lovingly she gives a hug
A mug of tea
Together we
Go on.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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