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May 2013
Sometimes I sit in my cold, clammy gray
Then a jovial red, or a honey-gold will pass by
I perk up, lose the dust and become a blindingly happy white
A quip, a quirk
They leave
Return to monotone
Return to gray
Samy Ounon
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Samy Ounon
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