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A Thomas Hawkins
Poems
Mar 2010
un-broken
I watched you pick the pieces up,
and carefully set them down.
Where no more harm could come to them,
no more in tears they'd drown.
I watched you carefully wipe them dry,
and blow away the dust,
with love and tenderness your tools,
you cleaned away the rust.
And then I watched you take each piece,
and work out where it went.
And soon my heart was whole again,
'cause of the time you spent.
And finally I watched,
as you brought it back to life,
with the words that you would love me,
that you would be my wife.
And now my heart is strong again,
your presence makes it sing.
Now I give to you the rest of me,
together, with this ring.
ŠA Thomas Hawkins 2010
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A Thomas Hawkins
Canada
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