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Poetry - Last Touch, by Carol Lynn Pearson |
When she touched him for the first time His skin was warm And his hair was soft And his fingers sweet And the sun through the tall pinnes Rose in invocation On the blanket of blossoms And he was so beautiful And she had never seen such a smile.
When she touched him for the last time His skin was cold. And his hair was thin And his fingers shook And the moon through the hospital window Fell in benediction On the little table Heavy with flowers and fruit And her tear joined his tear At the little line Where his smile began.
~by Carol Lynn Pearson
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