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Apr 2021
Through empty hallways
and the wide corridor of life
days, like doors, are unopened
for fears of welcoming strife
reluctantly, we refuse to look
into a new day, like a locked room
known only by unlatching a hook
to find the futures not so gloom
Yet running to the day before
We drop ‘Today’,  like a lost key
that unlocks the day behind that door
where ‘Tomorrow’, could’ve set us free.
My Dear Poet
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My Dear Poet  M/Bottom of the Jar
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     Frances Raeburn, ---, Em, a name, Maddy and 9 others
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