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Black Umbrellas
Looking up, she sees black umbrellas blowing in the wind
 Under an expanse of gray cloudy nothingness
 She feels the cold prick of raindrops on her legs
 As she grips Mommy’s frozen hand
 She doesn’t understand
 Trails of tears trickle down pale cheeks
 Of people she faintly recognizes
 And the melodic staccato of rain on heavy hearts
 Is only interrupted by the occasional sniffle
 She tries to inquire about what is happening
 But those worn, tear-stained faces only stare at the stone
 Little does she know
 Daddy’s not coming home tonight

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