Rubber Legs
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Rubber Legs
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I remember little town and the big gray
house with the burgundy door the lawn shaped
like a boot and the boy who liked
pretending that the island in the middle was
a shore time is a clock ticking it
stops my heart to think of it i
remember the magic in your eyes i'd stare
at them and you'd say the silliest things
like "christopher i'm crazy about you" and "matthew
i love you monstrously" and it's my favorite
time of year how i wish that you
were here (or how i wish that i
could be there) to watch the lights blink
on the tree give thanks to god for
everything and lay down all my fears and
it's too late to call you on the
phone and tell you that your boy is
all alone tonight but i will never forget
how you taught me to stand on these
rubber legs and fight.
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