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Waiting

I sat there beside my Mom, asleep on yellowed pillows, stained by years of tobacco, tar dripping from cypress wood panels, her shallow breaths cotton-candy hair, light grey; bluest blue eyes behind paper-thin lids, moving; ragged cough, portending but I didn't understand then, I was just happy to be there.

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