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Fresh, Tinned Or Frozen

Fresh, Tinned Or Frozen Father was a snap bean, that’s all, Sis, nothing more. Fresh, tinned or frozen, the greens of snap beans vary. Neighbors in the yard, clerks at the store, folks at church, you and me and bawling Ma, for years we fed his strange chameleons so we can swear, on the Bible, Father was a snap bean, that’s all, Sis. Nothing more. Fresh, tinned or frozen. Donal Mahoney

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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