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i. you fought like a tiger - to stop me from rubbing sun screen on your delicate skin, you hated the greasy feel, and so ran into the ocean then rolled in the sand and kicked sand in my face,                at four Great Hollow Beach, Truro      June, 1994 ii. you never could resist - if we turned our back even for a minute you were off to find the largest boulder, you would climb to the top and raise your arms in victory, and always, always land in the water, wet and cold,               at eight City Beach, South Lake Tahoe      June, 1998 iii. oh, how Mt. Baldy called to you - the giant of a sand dune, moving inland as a glacier, a sweep of sand blowing from the peak ridge, like the banner of heaven, but i carried you all the way back to the house after you cut your foot on a shard of glass, carelessly abandoned,               at eleven Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore      June, 2001
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Mar 23, 2012
Mar 23, 2012 at 10:46 AM UTC
three junes
i. you fought like a tiger - to stop me from rubbing sun screen on your delicate skin, you hated the greasy feel, and so ran into the ocean then rolled in the sand and kicked sand in my face,                at four Great Hollow Beach, Truro      June, 1994 ii. you never could resist - if we turned our back even for a minute you were off to find the largest boulder, you would climb to the top and raise your arms in victory, and always, always land in the water, wet and cold,               at eight City Beach, South Lake Tahoe      June, 1998 iii. oh, how Mt. Baldy called to you - the giant of a sand dune, moving inland as a glacier, a sweep of sand blowing from the peak ridge, like the banner of heaven, but i carried you all the way back to the house after you cut your foot on a shard of glass, carelessly abandoned,               at eleven Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore      June, 2001
john-mahoney
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