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Bahs-ton

Thou Shalt Not

From Where You Are

Fall

Flailing

Scooping Low

To His Ankles With Elastic

Cold 'nd Sweet

Back Into Bed

Pink Hands Palms Up

 

Daughter, School Teacher

In His Dream

Smiling and Knitting

Weeping Like a Funeral

Deep in the Backyard

 

Walks Fourteen Miles to Deliver the Post

Raw as an Onion

But Kissed Her Never Again

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Published
Apr 9, 2010
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My favorite lines the Voice and Speech class at Boston Conservatory =]

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