Crash at Intersection 2 on June 16, 2005 I always thought it would sound like a screaming crunch,like aluminum cans […]
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The Knight’s Legend Seventy years of his life spawns aflashback in the backgroundas he sips a cup of coffee in
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But You Can’t Fail This Kind of Test Many years ago, in high school, I failed the Kuder Career Interests
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COMMUNE ENEMY NO.1 My newly assigned caravan welcomes mewith hotel chocolates on the pillow, which,on closer inspection, are droppings of
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Ephesus Unleaded and Diesel Christmastree farmsome daysher savior appears gracelessfrom plateattends day serviceand the night masskeeping options open polymer barrier who’s insidethe mascot
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The future. I’m driving from work.it’s three on a friday. I’m onthe naas road, coming uptoward the new red cow
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR CANCER A missing piece catches a curious eye.Crutches clacking on dirty tile floor,A single boot follows
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LIGHTS AWAKE Street lights awakeas dusk blushesacross the cloud cover. Silhouettes mergewith nightfall,and shadows teasea monster under the bed kept
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Mother’s Soap Bar Never full like the moon or bright as the sun.An oval disc, a flat zero sat on
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Little Words Apply You claim the view of the pondshould be framed by shrubs or treesand simply colored for children.
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