Wash
Wash
Walking by laundromats
with machines a-hum
you think back to days
when a flapping wash hung
flagging down the sun.
Or wintertime when
the winds would freeze
the clothes and sheets
into paper dolls and
still curtains of sleet.
Wash
Walking by laundromats
with machines a-hum
you think back to days
when a flapping wash hung
flagging down the sun.
Or wintertime when
the winds would freeze
the clothes and sheets
into paper dolls and
still curtains of sleet.
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