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Jul 2013
in the michael's parking
lot you swung me around
in a circle, up in your arms
down in arms, you dropped
67 cents in the pocket of my
brown leather jacket, and that
was four months ago. But I
can't bear the thought of
soiling the things you last
touched with my fingers
so the change clinks,
rattles and slides as
I go about my
business.
(c) Brooke Otto

It's still in there.
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