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"window lady" by fallen

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she sits by a window
staring into the day
her eyes chase a dog
accross the street

she sits there alone
and I wonder if she knows
how exquistely sad she looks
it's as though she were waiting for the rain
to fall
so that every tear she's holding back
will spring-out of a cloud
and pound its way into the earth
never to be seen again

I see her every day
just sitting there
wearing a somber shadow
cloaking a widowed smile
her glance reaches for anything
but touches nothing

I hope it rains soon




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On Sunday September 21st, 2008, RubyXero (454) writes:
you have such a kind heart. in her case i would hope for the rain as well. caged life sucks...even if you choose it.


On Tuesday August 19th, 2008, Lipstick Whore (418) writes:
Lovely work--made me sad.


On Thursday July 31st, 2008, After hours (572) writes:
pain from a distance, even when its not our own we sometimes inhabit, compassion is something to be admired,..makes for an evolving human..it left something of a sombre effect.



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