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Mar 2014
The long grey sock has ripped
Dried wine on my sober lips
Velvet drapes hang half drawn
Tired eyes will embrace dawn
This old familiar room
A child must have bloomed
But now the walls do fade
Memories lie in their shade
It was a safer place
I look down with wrinkled face
Written by
Carol Rose
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