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  • Seven Decades
    At ten I read Mayakovsky had died,
    learned my first word of Russian, lyublyu;
    watched my English teacher poke his earwax
    with a well-chewed HB and get the class ...
  • Strawberries
    There were never strawberries
    like the ones we had
    that sultry afternoon
    sitting on the step ...
  • The First Men On Mercury
    â?? We come in peace from the third planet.
    Would you take us to your leader?

    â?? Bawr stretter! Bawr. Bawr. Stretterhawl? ...
  • James Macfarlan
    'A man's a man for a' that' â?? how does he know?
    Traipsing with his plough, the rural hero,
    Swaggering down the lea-rigs, talking to mice,
    Sweating his sickly verses to entice ...
  • One Cigarette
    No smoke without you, my fire.
    After you left,
    your cigarette glowed on in my ashtray
    and sent up a long thread of such quiet grey...
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Dark 4 High 3 Blue 3 Sweet 3 Light 3 Long 3 Love 3 Fire 3 I Love You 3 Hard 2


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Conduitscotedu: a one pager for morgan's 'trio'
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Gz_sports22: morgan of edwin allen split the two for second.
Seanbazz12: clase is now the clear-cut best closer in baseball with edwin diaz out of action. trevor stephan is a stud james karinchak has stud qualities if he can get his control down eli morgan is super under-appreciated this is one of the strongest pens in all of baseball
Edmorgantrust: applications close today for the edwin morgan scholarships, which cover course and accommodation fees for 2–3 students to attend the two-week scottish literature course at suiss from 7–18 august 2023! more info here:
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 by Eugene Field

Suppose, my dear, that you were I
And by your side your sweetheart sate;
Suppose you noticed by and by
The distance 'twixt you were too great;
Now tell me, dear, what would you do?
I know-and so do you.

And when (so comfortably placed)
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