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> From: "Avraham Roos Israel" <avrahamr@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Subject: looking for poem
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> Sharon wrote:
> I'm looking for a poem that begins with an old woman describing how she
> looks to other people, but saying that inside she is still a young girl, and
> a young women, etc. etc. Anyone know the poem and know where I can find it?
>
> It would be nice to compare this poem with Shirei Sof HAderech by Lea
> Goldberg. Only here it is an old man siting next to the road looking at
> people walking by and thinking about the difference between being old and
> being young.
>
> Avraham Roos
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