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Published in Art With Words
  Quarterly Poetry Journal
       2nd Quarter, 2007

Published online in MSPS
Poetry Chapter, 37 Cents
    September, 2009

 

Small boxes, tall boxes, flat boxes, fat boxes, boxes of any shape or size, they're obsessed with boxes. They climb inside plastic bags, in suitcases when we're packing, into drawers if left open, in closets and behind doors. But mainly, in boxes. We don't dare leave a box sitting around, unattended; they hop right in as if to say "OK, this is mine." What is it, with cats? They're such box freaks.

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