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Poem by Mary Hobson


The Counsellors


Who dares tell me how to grieve?
Who dares tell me what I should believe?
I will live with your death.
And I will live with your laughter
till my dying breath.
Who dares to say
that we shall meet one day
in some illusory hereafter?

2nd April, 2000

Mary Hobson


Mary Hobson's other poems:
  1. Snow in Zaraisk
  2. Waterloo Station
  3. Laundry Blues
  4. Now I will always know that you died
  5. For Neil. 11 February, 2011


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