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That late hour after school When all is mellow and gentle The quiet light licks the sides of things Making pale shadows as we begin. Unroll the mackintosh and onto The ground put out our frugal Tea that we may eat after Climbing the trees. For these times are long past But to see all the leaves And stones in the dry earth And feel that warmth of you Our mum and the courage She had. For that walk Was not an easy trek when tired And your eyes only wanting A sigh as we both played It was such as is given By a poor man. Love Mary Love Mary x
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Apr 18, 2018
Apr 18, 2018 at 12:39 PM UTC
A sigh
That late hour after school When all is mellow and gentle The quiet light licks the sides of things Making pale shadows as we begin. Unroll the mackintosh and onto The ground put out our frugal Tea that we may eat after Climbing the trees. For these times are long past But to see all the leaves And stones in the dry earth And feel that warmth of you Our mum and the courage She had. For that walk Was not an easy trek when tired And your eyes only wanting A sigh as we both played It was such as is given By a poor man. Love Mary Love Mary x
For her mother Grace with lots of happy memories ***
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67/F/Hertfordshire , UK
Apr 18, 2018
Apr 18, 2018 at 12:39 PM UTC
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