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Thursday, May 22, 2008

Haunted by the sight
Of silver turned to grey

And the visits
Of what you and I
And our parents ate

Brother,
You would be a poet
To say, "I've seen it"

I would say I've heard you

You would be my poet

I would say I've heard you

I couldn't see your faces
Or smell your breath
Posted by Beour at 2:21 AM

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