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Louise Leger
Poems
Mar 2014
Breathe
Don’t let the hot air get under your skin
You’ll burst by the tiniest ***** of a pin
If you have a strong fabric you’ll have room to vent
And a ***** here and there will not ruin your tent
There’s not so much pressure when there’s such room to breathe
Hot air may sneak in but in time it will leave
For nothing is able to come burst your bubble
If you’re skin has some give, you can sift through the rubble
Written by
Louise Leger
New Brunswick, Canada
(New Brunswick, Canada)
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