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She pats the corner of his mouth, gently with a tissue. The sounds of another weary night Ensue As, one by one, they cough, they die, Cold and blue. His rheumy eyes scan her face She smiles And holds his knobbly hand In hers. As piercing alarms Invade their moment, A blue army rushes From other aisles. She keeps his gaze. While her angst spirals As they surround His bed. In the empty silence, She rises quietly, seeking another hand to warm. With the coming dawn, She’ll mourn Many.
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Aug 1, 2020
Aug 1, 2020 at 2:40 PM UTC
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She pats the corner of his mouth, gently with a tissue. The sounds of another weary night Ensue As, one by one, they cough, they die, Cold and blue. His rheumy eyes scan her face She smiles And holds his knobbly hand In hers. As piercing alarms Invade their moment, A blue army rushes From other aisles. She keeps his gaze. While her angst spirals As they surround His bed. In the empty silence, She rises quietly, seeking another hand to warm. With the coming dawn, She’ll mourn Many.
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Aug 1, 2020
Aug 1, 2020 at 2:40 PM UTC
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