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A Sad Lonely Day By Mistress Reba
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The memory can be of photographs of the minds eye. So is this one.

~What A Sad Lonely Day~ � � I never knew how much I cared about my friends until I got up one day and looked out the door as I thought I heard a distant, lonesome, faint, distant calling outside my door. When I looked outside all I saw was a graveyard, filled with stones, cold harsh stones that were covered with the names of my friends, those that had been. It was a sad day. It was a lonely day. I missed my friends. Mistress Reba Copyright � m.r. 2009 ~Peace~ ��

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Reviewed by Barbara Sue

Reviewed on March 30, 2009

Hello Reba..so glad you are back and posting here. This is one of my favorites. Take care.

Barbara Sue,
aka Grandma Baba

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on March 29, 2009

Sadly, yours is a common theme in this world/life, Mistress Reba. This is very compelling. Thank you. Love and best wishes to you,

Regis

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