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A single slat of a broken white picket fence Where the paint is old and faded And peeling But it reminds me of him And the time we spent together in the garden Growing our family tree A single frame of an abandoned photo gallery Where the glass is cracked and dust-caked And forsaken But it reminds me of him And the life we spent together before he was shipped off Caring for our family tree A single grave of a mass of forgotten soldiers Where their names are etched in stone And left But it reminds me of him And the lives he spared at the cost of his own Saving our family tree
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 4:47 PM UTC
Soliloquy of a Savior's Widow
A single slat of a broken white picket fence Where the paint is old and faded And peeling But it reminds me of him And the time we spent together in the garden Growing our family tree A single frame of an abandoned photo gallery Where the glass is cracked and dust-caked And forsaken But it reminds me of him And the life we spent together before he was shipped off Caring for our family tree A single grave of a mass of forgotten soldiers Where their names are etched in stone And left But it reminds me of him And the lives he spared at the cost of his own Saving our family tree
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 4:47 PM UTC
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