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Mother’s Stories

Rarely as I recall, in truth, Did she speak expansively of herself Or tell us stories of her young adventure She reserved the detail and the admiration for others, others who were remote to me, in interest and in caring, I never knew, and always assumed she thought them more compelling or entertaining or greater than herself And now I wish I’d asked her And told her that this was for me Furthest from the truth Martinos @ 2018
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Jan 15, 2018
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