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Autumn. Mother said, as she often did and as often as that Mother bid we did. Mum could spot a speck of dirt behind my ears in candlelight what great sight my Mother had. My dad said, "wash behind tha' lugs lest spuds'll grow inside thee head",but dad as fathers will kept quiet until he needed to chip in with words, and though those words were few we knew he loved us too. Time spins like that bottle game and yet time sometimes remains the same but I'm glad that I can still recall memories in that distant fall of my youth.
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 3:01 AM UTC
Autumn
Autumn. Mother said, as she often did and as often as that Mother bid we did. Mum could spot a speck of dirt behind my ears in candlelight what great sight my Mother had. My dad said, "wash behind tha' lugs lest spuds'll grow inside thee head",but dad as fathers will kept quiet until he needed to chip in with words, and though those words were few we knew he loved us too. Time spins like that bottle game and yet time sometimes remains the same but I'm glad that I can still recall memories in that distant fall of my youth.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 3:01 AM UTC
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