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Brushing Her Hair.


   Well, it's hard,
   And we fight every time.
   But after a hundred attempts
   I've gotten--well, not good,
   Exactly, but sufficient.
   Suffice it to say
   That I've learned lessons.
   One, be gentle.
   Two, go slow.
   Three, be quiet.
   If I listen she'll talk.
   Tonight it was crows and boys.
   Wednesday it was noses.
   Saturday it was pain.
   I could listen to her all day,
   But she's in a hurry
   To write in her diary
   So I finish as slowly
   As I can and she runs
   Upstairs and I stand there
   For a moment, reluctant
   To leave this wet chapel.
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Author:Doyle, Brian
Publication:U.S. Catholic
Article Type:Poem
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:Dec 1, 1999
Words:98
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