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He reminds me of magic - child's eyes; quick, wise, fearful eyes swallowed by folds on folds of time How old he looks the man with the child in his eyes "Take my strength, Grampa" a squeeze he knows I'm here and a river of love strength frustration travels up down my our arms like an electric current. Some ghosts photographs leave smiles on my mind hugs like big, warm, heavy blankets safe in Grampa's arms still a little girl *if I could take off this **** mask I could make him smile* Sliding down a razor blade in slow motion A monster that eats you up from the inside is scarier than any hiding under my bed shakes shivers timbers fall even the strongest of old oak trees
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Apr 25, 2012
Apr 25, 2012 at 5:33 AM UTC
timbers fall
He reminds me of magic - child's eyes; quick, wise, fearful eyes swallowed by folds on folds of time How old he looks the man with the child in his eyes "Take my strength, Grampa" a squeeze he knows I'm here and a river of love strength frustration travels up down my our arms like an electric current. Some ghosts photographs leave smiles on my mind hugs like big, warm, heavy blankets safe in Grampa's arms still a little girl *if I could take off this **** mask I could make him smile* Sliding down a razor blade in slow motion A monster that eats you up from the inside is scarier than any hiding under my bed shakes shivers timbers fall even the strongest of old oak trees
written about my grandfather's battle with cancer...and written many years ago. one of my first.
jennifer-5
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Apr 25, 2012
Apr 25, 2012 at 5:33 AM UTC
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