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Read Poems by Katie Telling

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Forgotten 

Dated photos lay crumpled
On the floor

I kneel next to them,
Shoulders hunched

I can't remember
If they belong to me.

The little girl looking out
From the photos

Has light brown ringlets
That dangle at her cheeks,

A dandelion crown lay
Lopsided atop her head.

Sunshine illuminates
Her hazel eyes

As tears fill mine,
Spilling over and splashing

Onto the photo like rain.

Copyright © Katie Telling | Year Posted 2017

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