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The Widowed Woman
She walks in from the cold
With a cool breeze floating in.
Her long black hair pinned in
A ponytail as always, and
The perfume she wears daily smells
of sweet cinammon
she
She walks over to the fireplace,
Pull off her brown high boots,
And coat, and layed down on the polished
Brown floor next to the fire place.
But as she lays down she thinks
She ponders about something
And it's grabs her attention
Her brown eyes transitions to amazement
And her mood becomes emotional.
She remembers as she is starring into the fire
That she and her lost lover use to do the samething
When they would come in from a cold day. She
Remembers looking into his eyes, talking
About the future they could have.
Tears start to poor down her heated face
Her beautiful face sems to be pale,
And her sobs become worse.
She gets a call from her mom,
But she ignores it. She looks
At the ring on her ring finger,
Touching it with care.
She hurts deeply inside.
What happened to her husband
Was unexpected. He died in a
Plane crash along with 26 other people
And now a beautiful widowed woman
Is living a life filled with loneliness.
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The thought just came to me randomly. I was thinking about winter and the rest of the ideas just came to me. I knew I wanted to start it off softly and end with it being a little dark.