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Frame


A crooked frame of a picture perfect family
Hangs in the hallway
With the eyes cut out
To imitate the blindness of suburbia 
The family dog remains in the frame
To tell the tales of an animal 
Caged in a four sided box 
And the frame itself is a darkened oak
With each side representing a member
To show the strength of family
And the dark times that cover them all.

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