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Secret Society

I take the number 7 bus every week .

To the basement of an obscure building,

I am a member of a secret society

I have been saving hard all week

Today I will deposit my savings

As I slowly descend step by step

I hear the familiar wails

and moans of other members

As they deposit their savings

A stooped, wise , bespectacled old man

greets me at the door and ushers me inside with a smile.

I sit in a soft chair at the end of the row

The same wise old man

places a long slender glass to my eye

And the Tear Collector begins his work.

As I sit and cry

I hope you have saved them all up.

Definitely I answer, I was happy all week- no tears

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Written by
heidi
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Published
Jun 27, 2010
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