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Jul 2018
This cool summer morning,
Walking down the street.
I press puffy white clouds,
Tall trees and bountiful blooms,
Into my memory like a scrapbook.
I don’t know how many of these days are left for me,
but I want to remember as many and as much as possible.
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It’s something we all have to deal with - eventually.
I’m old,
I’m over.
People call me ma’am.
I feel like a forgotten toy no one wants to play with anymore.
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Why does summer drain me so?
I feel depleted, and only return to life
when autumn comes.
Karen Browner
Written by
Karen Browner  F/Wahington, DC
(F/Wahington, DC)   
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