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Created on: December 28, 2010 Last Updated: January 20, 2011
He sat
at his desk today.
A cup of coffee
in hand.
Quietly he recalls
the moments of lost time.
A fading memory
Now papers
covered his desk
some
more important than others.
Each holds
a note of remembrance.
More and more
they have become
his memory.
A sip of coffee
steadies his nerves
He begins his search
for another paper memory.
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