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Pinky

The empty, the deserted, the lonely

Behind the frosted mountains

Comes another day, another bright morning

The broken dream, the unfulfilled promise

Of childhood years seeming ever so dear

“We will run away there,

in a place where no one can find us

where no one can see us,

I pinky promise.”

O, whatever happened to that precious pinky

Did it break? Did it fall apart?

Wishing that pinky was the only damaged good…

Seeing that last breadth

The beating heart muting into an eternal silence

The rosy cheeks paling into a sheet of thin ice

The eyes ... o the eyes

Once filled with life and love, with wit and humor

At times, with tears brimming on the edge,

All looks out as a glassy ball of sea green

Then closing those lids framed by coal black lashes

Only to know that they will never open ever again

All takes about eternity and a half

O the empty, the deserted, the lonely

O, on that hill where no one can find us

Where no one can see us

Waking up to another bright morning

Without anyone to hold

Except those childhood years seeming ever so dear.

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Apr 27, 2013
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