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MY SON

I close my eyes and I see you As little more than a babe in arms With the biggest gummy grin ever Sitting on my knee and laughing As you head-butted me in the chest Pictures I'll never forget And then the last time I saw you Struggling to breathe and barely conscious Tended by your loving wife We'd said our goodbyes and "love yous" We'd hugged when we still could And I watched you dying of cancer By Phil Roberts
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