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Mar 2013
The sharp cacti are needles in a pin cushion, sticking their needles out to ***** the finger of a helpless person.
The dry, rough ground is a pair of Winter lips, in need of moisturizing.
The one tree every 50 miles is a rain drop in a drought, treasured and loved by everyone in the desert.
The one of few ponds is a warm, rich, and steamy bath, used so much until it’s gone.
Lisa Ann Rakow
Written by
Lisa Ann Rakow  Manitoba
(Manitoba)   
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   Roni Shelley
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