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LATITUDES, 4th EDITION
​Poetry  

When War  Comes
​by Cherry Ann Farrell

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Her world was small
Knowing so little about from where she came
Where she lived, the world at large
Living through war and losing
The loved ones she barely knew
 
Wars are just black clouds, evil outcomes
No rhyme or reason for suffering
 
All her history could fit in the biscuit tin
Empty now – nothing left
But a faint memory blurred and scattered
as imperceptible as the ashes of a butterfly wing
incinerated in a forest fire.
 
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