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May's Flowers

To meet death head on, You need but a song —to carry you on your way The words needn’t matter If the melody flatters —to be hummed by the people who stay To meet death head on, You need only one song —that your children may sing out of tune Because the years they go fast, Only memories last —as May gives up her flowers to June (Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2015)

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