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It is not pretentious to write about death Death is in everything, it is in this cup It is as common as a cauliflower. Is it pretentious to write about a cauliflower? I miss my mother and my brother There have been no funerals But they are sadly gone Though people with the same names walk about the house and do the washing up, talk about the gardening and the bow and arrow they just made These new ones are nice, and fun But I resent them, for not being the mother and brother I knew For dying so quietly, without telling me In came sadness through the back door, and flooded I miss my mother and brother
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