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The Chair Poem about Losing a Spouse The sun woke, stretched, streamed upon an early, April mourning. Birds arrived at the feeder chirping. I watched, sipping my steaming coffee. For a minuscule moment distracted until I noticed the chair out of the corner of my eye still indented with your body's footprint. And I thought of you. Justin Farley
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This is beautiful and touched me to my soul.
Thank you for sharing.
I’m very glad that it touched you! You’re welcome and have a great week 🙂
ALONG THE BARREN ROAD 
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