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Spectacular
October 12, 2013
Do you ever hear a word,
a simple word,
that among the chaos and layers of the words that narrate our lives you've forgotten?
Somehow it's slipped from your vocabulary.
A single forgotten word.
Now remembered.
© Jessica F., Bradford, MA
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Maysa said...
on Jul. 23 2014 at 11:09 am
I like the overall simplicity of it, but even more so how it becomes complex when you listen and read the words. It suggests something more and makes you remember, or think you remember, something also. Great Job!
