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Jason Drury
Poems
May 2014
New Hampshire Girl
Black berry bushes
Wagon wheel fields
And a paint chipped house
Is where you
Spent your younger years
Fragrant straw
And fresh dew
Filled your mornings
Clinking mason jars
Were the bells
That rang in the,
full breath of summer
sprinkle of soil
on your cheek
bare feet
and a dog
named Cash
if I was there
if we met then
this is how I see you
and how I would fall
in love
To my wife.
Written by
Jason Drury
40/M/New Hampshire
(40/M/New Hampshire)
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