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Grandmother

a poem

By Raistlin AllenPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Grandmother
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Remember when we blew kisses and pretended to catch them in our hands?

I gathered yours in a worn brown pouch, stacking them like construction paper hearts, marveling at the eternal mystery:

no matter how full it became, I could always slip my fingertips in and deposit just

one more.

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    Written by Raistlin Allen