Somewhere In Europe
As the wind flows into the unoccupied room,
The newspaper clippings fly for a moment
And land on the dark-painted floors
Never being able to fly again
The room was once alive
With a happy family,
Just trying to survive.
But now all it holds
Are the laughable memories
And a pitiful mess.
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