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Birthday Poem 2020

Posted on April 15, 2020 by marcbeaudin

The graffiti under the bridge is the only color on this sepia-tone day The snow covered-teeth of Sheep Mountain’s wide grin, like a handsaw lost from the tool shed left out over the winter in the frozen corpse of grass … Continue reading →

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