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Serre un chien dans tes bras, et une grenouille te remerciera

COME TO THYE END OF THE BOW
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He played his fiddle
 while we danced
while lunching toward
 the completion of the task.
We was-ah putting up post
to put the tainer shed on.
It was found just beneath
 the surface bout'ah
5 inches down near the
base of the tree it's
arare aoccasion for such
as silver is often found in
heavysands near mines
or in streambeds. Taint none
round here.96% pure bout
77 pounds.
Until he weighed it and said it
was 42 pounds.
My scale aint that far off. 
I beleive this is one of
those devilish varmitts
preaacher warned us about.
he told me he'd take it in for the cashing.
I said to that man you must think I am
a fool. Censored due to a Lady being here.
Well he said 
"Hugga dug and Ah-Frug will Thank you."
We needs ah Medation to solve this pendin
feud: due to his dishonesty!
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Avocado" Tinsel Toadwalk and "Tangles" Grisser Gamms
"Tare not you foul feind: put it on  the scale"
 alluvium:Abbraccia una rana e un cane ti ringrazierà.

entre chien et loup

refers to the moments after sunset 
when the sky darkens and vision becomes unclear 
making it difficult to distinguish between dogs & wolves

sundown blues & rain
plum island in the rearview 

Beachmist air for the ride home
reddening our eyes & epoxying our skin

with the windows rolled up 
I can hear your emphatics
	more easily, but

with the sun finally down 
its harder to follow your lips
	as you share them

Chat Or Chien

"chat or chien"


i don't give
a shat but

you have
a good

watch
dog in 

that 
cat


To the Lost

So many women,
Lost to time.

Mileva Maric,
Helene Kaufler-Savic,
Chien-Shiung Wu.

In a world of men,
Their lights in shadow,
We’ve left their memory to fade away.

The pedestal they deserve
We gave away.
Away to men who were so very wrong,
To men who took the freedom of others,
To men with brains, but no heart or humanity.

Aristotle,
Thomas Jefferson,
Albert Einstein.

These men of history, and many more,
With their large shadows
Bury the names of women who were their equals.
Names that time and history have erased.

Margaret Sanger,
Yuri Kochiyama,
Rosalind Franklin.

These women with minds as brilliant as those of they men with which they were forced to compete with,
These names which few know, but changed the course of history.

In remembrance of them,
A moment,
To the women that were lost.

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