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Unaccustomed

How unaccustomed am I To the touch of my own hand on my face How unaccustomed To droplets on my skin And playfully drenched hair As I dance in the rain Unaccustomed To the light of a candle The shapes of clouds And fullness in a starry sky How unaccustomed To the fragrant scent of homemade cookies; the smell of home How unaccustomed am I To the chime of a tinkling bell, My mother's voice And the sight of my own reflection

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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