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DOUG PAUGH one mile eastof the West Windsor line, there is a sign in the window, written in the absence of curtains, light
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DOUG PAUGH one mile eastof the West Windsor line, there is a sign in the window, written in the absence of curtains, light Copyright 2006, DOUG PAUGH , all rights retained |
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LYN LIFSHIN Desperately Forgetting She's DeadI dial my mother. She always got there on the first ring. This seems strange. Maybe she's at the other end of the hall. The ring doesn't stop until I realize she has, but not how there still is a phone there. Next I try my ex who I haven't seen or even thought about for more years than it was when I met him. What would I do if he answered? There'd be nothing to say. "Is it snowy in Albany?" Have you and whoever had any more kids. And what of the man, lying by my side and the cat who's used her litter box for a week, curling into my belly, warming me? Is it the blue moth blues, the only what- isn't gnawing me? Copyright 2006, LYN LIFSHIN, all rights retained |
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DOUG PAUGH Night ArrivalsYou hear them come up over the knoll. Old men driving to meet passed on wives, truckers pushing their big 10-4's until deliveries made pull back the brakes of Endwell. There is a late worker born again to be the first home at 85. The night wants nothing more than day can not offer. Copyright 2006, DOUG PAUGH, all rights retained |
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