At Houdini's Funeral
By dean_johnston
Sun, 12 Sep 2004
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A wind-whipped Monday;
an open casket
and so many people I didn't know.
And on some Uncle's baker's cheek
ashes or a poppy seed;
I'm loosing the blue of my eyes.
The words are intoned, but I can not hear-
my Harry, now,
he could make everything disappear.
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