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The Pretty Woman
The pretty woman. Skin like a warm cup of
coffee. Eyes like a warm cozy night. Hair
like the waves of a beach. Her love passed on,
no longer with her. For her love was truth
challenged. The beautiful woman with such
a remarkable smile, a smile that covers what
is behind. Behind but not completely in the past,
in the past but not completely behind. The truth
challenged man often only is truth challenged
to the pretty woman. Although the woman was
pretty, her clothes were shabby chic. For her love
spent all his time sleeping off a big night out.
This love worn out like the clothing she wears,
this love worn out like her feelings for him, this
love worn out like the rag she cleans with. Her light
left some time ago, but a new light formed with the
love she had for her two girls. Her love was no longer
lost, but just put somewhere else. She left the truth
challenged man to better her children.
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