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LESSONS IN COUNTING

a sedan in an alley can

 

hold one child, one adult

and two swallows

two eyes, two eyeing

and four hands

 

a sedan in an alley can

hold one taut, one loose

and two lessons

two tests, two testing

and four wrongs

 

a sedan in an alley can

 

hold one plus, one minus

and two much

too soon, too dark

and four doors

 

a sedan in an alley can

 

tell how it began, in

the backseat the answer

is that there is none

and zero is

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Jul 3, 2010
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