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Papa Fix
A broken skate, a broken chair knick knacks of childhood strewn adoringly across a busy workbench- a few earnest tears wiped away with a handkerchief while an all-trusting pair of eyes watched the miracle to unfold 'Papa Fix' is what he would say as he replaced a barbie doll head or arm perhaps a broken leg on a table... it didn't matter what it was, I knew that Papa could always fix... And as the years turned twilight, I wished that I had known his secret... to hold him in my arms and say, "Kathy Fix, Kathy Fix," and make the march of time go away...to make everything ok. But I wasn't Papa and couldn't fix broken pieces or my own broken heart until I remembered deep inside 'Papa Fix, Papa Fix' and that somehow over tears and time, his love would fix me.
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