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When I was but a babe your hand I first felt,
You held me under the dim lights of that room.
I breath from the pain that hand delt.
Looking into a face that I did not know whom.
I was a toddler holding your hand tight,
Knowing that love was within.
You picked me up, I felt as in flight,
From that day-care, walked, into the light so dim.
Next I was a teenager heart always seem to be broken,
You would touch my cheek and make it all better.
I knew having your love was a kind token,
The love you gave was to my heart, the cure.
Now you're gone,
No longer will those stories, in your hands, be told.
My vague memory of you keeps me living on,
But that love your hands showed is still solid as gold.
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