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Well Wisher
I dreamt last night of a far-away lass who carried a coin and parked her ass on a cobblestone ring's precarious lip looming high above a tumbling trip her capable shoulders now time-worn glancing downward in thoughts forlorn remembering her struggle from the womb resigned to likely premature doom praying for just a little breathing room and wondering is she ready for that final nap once she's fresh out of hope off the range of her map at the end of her rope like the one leading downward to whatever personal hell or just a water bucket either way, shuck it she stood with resolve and nary a care a gleam in her eye and fire in her hair aloft went the coin of my far-away friend down the brick tunnel flipping end over end perhaps a dream tossed or a thought cast lingering to hear the answering splash then wheeled on a heel and strode away whatever her wish, my dream didn't say I woke against my will robbed of seeing her sweet face I feared the dream would flee when my routine would take its place pleasant fantasy driven away but later that day in an incidentally reverent time when dropped from my pocket a solitary dime my thoughts once again upon her fell and smiling, I wished her well
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