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One step
As laughing I push through prickly branches, Shield my eyes from sharp points, Then blink- It’s gone. I turn- Just hard grain behind me; Old wood opening To mothballed memories And a barrier against my hand. I cannot go back. I didn’t see it coming, So long ago it fell away- I’d forgotten I lived another life Before. I can still almost smell the piney slopes, Feel warmth of sun on shoulders As beside you, Clothed in brocade, Scepter in hand, I was queen. An entire life fades in a moment like fantasy- Just a pretty story That is only real to me. I take up my old life again Beside people without a clue to who I was, Am.
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