Another Country by James Fowler
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Another Country by James Fowler

When the beer started tasting skunky, we knew the jig was up. A people that can no longer manage such a staple is beyond hope. The time has come to pack the kettles and seek fairer parts.

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Heaven’s Hat Rack by Laura Ingram
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Heaven’s Hat Rack by Laura Ingram

Dropping my pennies every Sunday into the offering plate,
I know better than to ask my grandmother
pleather purse clutched close on her lap
if God ever gives anything back.

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Mist by Kim Farleigh
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Mist by Kim Farleigh

7.37: Apartment-block tops lost in mist; golden streetlights glowing; trees reshaped by vapour; stop sign blurred in shark-grey; distances cut by cold.

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Poems by Dan Sicoli
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Poems by Dan Sicoli

what to do when the neighbors put up a for sale sign

1. toast them with daiquiris. remember although you may think of them as friends, you were neighbors first. all relationships end.

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