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Jul 2014
I spoke to a woman
Who had knocked on death's door,
Reminding me not to take
Walking for granted anymore.
I love a run in nature,
Zipping by the trees.
Scaring away the lizards;
No discomfort in my knees.
My very own mother herself
Has looked death in the eye;
What other lessons can I learn
Through life, the more I cry?
Amy Perry
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Amy Perry  29/F/San Diego, CA
(29/F/San Diego, CA)   
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