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Poem of loss by Nathan Douglas Day the hopelessly hairless.

I miss my hair like an insomniac misses the girl of his dreams. I miss my hair like the wood used for a cupboard door misses the taste of water and soil. I miss my hair like a falling raindrop misses the safety and freedom of the clouds. I miss my hair like an old country hall misses the parties and people it used to house.
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Nov 3, 2013
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