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From "Pre-Dawn
Aphorisms"
by Libby Scheier
(Toronto, ON):
I accidentally planted the garden twice this year,
there will be a war of the seeds
and the fittest will survive.
(This excerpt is also in our listing for Poet's Market, Writer's Digest Books:
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"Haiku" by
Francine Porad
(Mercer Island, WA)
what to do
with party left-overs -
take him or her home |
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"Texaco" by
Nancy Ryan Keeling
(Cypress, TX)
I miss the years when you could trust your car
to the man who wore the star. The spiffy shirt
and cap. A chamois in one hand and a red oil
rag in the other. Saying "yes ma'am" as he
squeegeed the windshield longer than he needed,
so he could look up your skirt. |
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"Outpatient" by
John Fell
(Thunder Bay, ON):
His personalities
are integrated:
ignore the two shadows. |
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"Why I Quit Athiesm" by
Kenneth Leonhardt
(Cincinnati, OH)
Nothing lasts forever. |
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