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The Pall
The wind whispers so gently,
On a warm morning in July.
In a corner of the cemetery,
A woman slowly strolls by.
Her cane taps the ground,
With every step she takes.
She stops when she has found,
Remnants of a life of heartbreaks.
Her frail hand quivers and shakes,
As she removes her black shawl.
Sadness appears the moment she wakes,
Covering her like a black pall.
She bows her head to see
The epitaph written in stone.
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1 comment:
Thanks for the kind words Sun. I gizoogled the poem, and this is what I got:
Her frail hand quiva n shakes,
As she removes her black shizzay.
Sadness appears tha moment she wakes,
Cover'n her like a black pizzy.
Hahaha. :)
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