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RoseAnn V. Shawiak

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Stationed in hallways through the years, abandoned in
the cobwebs dusty with age, spiders long since gone,
nothing stirring, not even the dust.

An ageless breeze always flowing through the cracks
in the walls and ceilings, looking above, dreaming of
this other world when once it was young like us.

RoseAnn V. Shawiak

Sunday, May 15, 2016

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In Kolkata, got to see so many buildings from 250 to 350 years old. Architecture being Victorian and absolutely beautiful! Gave me a feeling of nostalgic sadness for what used to be here in India.

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Bill Cantrell 15 May 2016

So sad to see majestic buildings standing as tombstones of a generation long gone, the ageless breeze is that song with no words, wonderful poem with cobwebs being keepers of the gate

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