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May 18, 2012
Trotting back and forth, always on the move.
Life untangling in their head
Demons dancing
Voices shouting
Is my Father dead?
Going to and fro, causing much alarm
Don’t let them stray beyond those gates
They won’t return
They never do
The fuss that it creates
Rushing here and there, on a mindless mission
Searching for the great unknown
Decades lost
At such a cost
In their head, they’re all alone
Sitting never still, always on a journey
Into the past they dash
Frustration shows
And temper yells
As once again their memories crash
Going to their grave, so bravely, but not yet
Their bodies are strong indeed
It’s just their mind
How life’s unkind
Please help them God we plead
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