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LOVED ONES GONE


In the wake of those memories of cheers And the cares of our loved ones gone As they flashes through from within and floats on Drawing our attention to their days under the sun It burns with love and flows with tears The feelings are pleasant and sour mixed Gone to share in a better glory Bitter here for those telling their story Wondrous but wandering in history Told with experiences hard to be fixed 'Tis a path hard to comprehend None to explain it away with ease As we suffocates under its weighty unease Those there feel its chilling touchy breeze Caressing their minds with soothing blend (c) Munemune Ebitimi Arthur- 310120
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