Paula Puddephatt (06/11/73 / Reading)
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Sometimes You're Everywhere
Sometimes I just feel you there,
on rain-drenched afternoons -
or later, in the cooling night air.
Sometimes you're everywhere.
Sunlight, trees, butterflies:
All remind me of you -
and I come to realise -
but part of me still denies...
but somehow I know
that you're still here - there - everywhere.
Paula Puddephatt
Submitted: Sunday, June 10, 2012
Poems by Paula Puddephatt : 91 / 111
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