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At a Craft Fair

At a craft fair, people’s projects Proudly are displayed, So would-be customers can stop To see what they have made. From jewelry to knitted hats, To paintings, quilts and soaps, The crafters eye each passerby; A stop will raise their hopes. I feel a little bad if I Slip by with just a glance And sense that if I do so, I’ll receive some looks askance. Yet if I show some interest They’re prepared to make a sale And if that doesn’t happen, Disappointment will prevail. I like to go to craft fairs Though I often wonder why, For I leave there feeling guilty If there’s nothing I must buy.

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Date: 2/10/2024 3:39:00 PM
My late husband and I used to do rummage sales. It was disappointing to not make many sakes, but the visiting with all types of people and personalities was priceless, at at least half the fun! Your poem brought back memories and I enjoyed reading it.
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Date: 2/10/2024 12:34:00 PM
This is another "day in the life of a poet" poem, and it's fabulous. I really enjoyed it.
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