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"toungs" poems
She stares. Her eyes empty, and sad. Her belly swollen with child. They look at her. They see no gold band that should adorn a young woman's finger. They click their toungs, the soft 'tsk, tsk' floating past her ears as if she can't hear them. She waits by the docks for him, hoping he'll come home to her. 'Who is she?' They wonder 'What is she waiting for?' Not that they care, its just more gossip to share. But what they don't notice, or even care to see, at the end of the dock, She waits, and she cries. Because he's never coming home.
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Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 10:26 PM UTC
Because he's not coming home