[That Attic]

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A Child,

Standing in the front of

Obsolete, time-worn

And left alone in Past

—The Home ;

There is an Attic,

Through the dust and powder and the dirt,

Palpable with my childish hands,

There,

Is Lying around on the wooden floor

Forgotten plays, and toys and games;

Whirligig

No more whirling and spinning around;

Lying about my Teddy

That is Sad and Frayed,

Reminiscing that child

that used to play Tea Time;

Waiting,

for a cup of tea,

that is the mix

of water and sand,

However,

Waiting for a child...

That child will never be back again:

Goodbye, that house

And Goodbye That attic;

And plays, and toys, and games...

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