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SLIPPING AWAY All the pain is slipping away as I rebuild a shattered life, concentrating on the future - not the past when I was a wife. It has taken so many years of trying to understand that what we had is over; it wasn't what we'd planned. A simple wreath laid today brought me the final blow, for I must keep on living although how I do not know. Still the past is slipping away; the sun is setting in the West, loving you becomes a memory - and I must forget the rest. Countrymom 11/15/05
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