XXXA Poem by Tim Lion
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Children dissolve into the front lawn, Hairs individually lose color and fall, Sharp eyes dull and pain crawls the frame. The old machine becomes a rusty derelict With a flaking façade and tetanus intentions. I hear that, Sometimes, Strays go there to die. © 2011 Tim Lion |
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