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Tony Beyer
gop
Elizabeth St Jacques
Bruce Ross
Barry George
Jerry Ball
Carol Conti-Entin
Margaret Chula
sheila windsor
Gary Hotham
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warm night
one moth still bumps
the extinguished lamp
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Tony Beyer
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first cold day–
the slower pace
of big black ants
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Elizabeth St Jacques
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gaining an hour . . .
I water the marigolds
one more time
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Barry George
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withering leaves
the lawyer to write his will
rings the doorbell
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Carol Conti-Entin
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mother's bedroom
the silver thimble
catches moonlight
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sheila windsor
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vacation's end–
a dead cockroach
in the bathtub
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gop
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late summer chill . . .
the old headstones trailing back
into the pines
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Bruce Ross
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autumn wind
men in wrinkled suits
argue with the cab driver
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Jerry Ball
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warmth of the tea room
the colored leaves
turn into themselves
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Margaret Chula
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other lights
than our own–
the Milky Way
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Gary Hotham
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