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Poem by Mary Hobson


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I used to be afraid of death.
Oh happy, happy fear,
when I had everything to lose
and all my love was here.

I’ve only lost a part of it.
There’s plenty more to take.
But I must part with all of it
before I lose this ache.

May 7th, 2001

Mary Hobson


Mary Hobson's other poems:
  1. The pain’s the same size as the love
  2. Waterloo Station
  3. The Counsellors
  4. Laundry Blues
  5. Snow in Zaraisk


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