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A Changing Stew

I’m predisposed to Italian food, even when it’s bad I’d rather live in a period house, old windows poorly clad I tend to favor contact sports, over all the other kind My mind was trained to like these things, though better I would find It wasn’t out of malice, or a sense that I was best I drank the open chalice, never beating on my chest With time my views have broadened, and my edges softened too My life a jambalaya, —and the truth a changing stew (Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)

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