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Magic Wool
Wandering the winter roads,
I found a few soft balls of wool—
left behind by someone
in the bitter cold of last year.
I brought them home
and tucked them into
the torn blanket
that mother wrapped herself in—
hoping maybe,
just maybe,
the holes would fill on their own.
That I wouldn't have to hear
her bones shiver through the night,
or watch her lips
tighten against the cold
like...
Wednesday 11th June 2025 8:21 am
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