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Poetry: Sorrow

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  by Larry Powers

  If You Go Away
  
  
  I can still see you,
  running through the field,
  ponytail flopping,
  skirt flying in the breeze -
  the skirt that

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  by May Clinton

  Does It Show

  When I hurt does it show?
  Shouldn't the people closest to me know?
  I wear my emotions on my sleeves but it goes

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  by Terra Hanks

  The wind through the trees sings a song of sorrow,
  Drifting through the town mourning the morrow.

  The laughter of children

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  by Jani Joy

  -"Falling Feathers on Dad's Day"-

  The drive out of town seemed so long
  As she counted every tree
  Clouds that tempted another

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  by Deborah Hicks

  America's Hero

  I knew that you would answer
  Once you heard the call
  Never did I imagine
  That the towers, they would fall

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