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For Donald by Richard Atwood Sunday, November 16, 2008 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan From the ms. How Deep The Pain Goes Quiet, After
FOR DONALD Many an old and bloodless moon -- time changes: we bend. Hard to the root, persistence colds stoney... will never die. For there is always something in a wish to keep turning over. How by fractions, we may be forced to cling or repeat. Will never leave us alone... no matter how deep. Wherever you go... however we sleep.

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Reviewed by Georg Mateos	11/17/2008

"...there is always something in a wish..." everybody thinks about but no one express it for fear of it being true. Great write! Georg