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Henry

Henry, Clear skied sunny day but everything is still grey Grey as gloom, grey as the thought of placing roses on your grave Grey as the rainfall that awaits us, grey as your father’s tears. The sun won’t set and the moon won’t rise. There is nothing I am empty inside.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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