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Dec 2014
The past cuts away like a scene in a film or a play to
a place that did not exist,
only memories persist and
they are all cloaked in a halcyon mist.

If you kiss a frog you'll get warts,
there are no Princes
only
long lonely walks on a long lonely shore
alone with your thoughts and
why would you want more?

I have now reached the stage, where I've
forgotten more than I know
and what does that show?
It shows me that there's more to see
more to get through,new
bridges to cross,
old bridges? no loss,
I file them away.

In a way the past passes by me every day
and I am glad when it goes,
knowing
the show carries on.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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   Chrissy and Olivia Kent
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