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MICHAEL A. INTERNICOLA Cheese Omelet, Home Fries, Bacon on the Side and Rye Toast "i'm gonna get some breakfast."-i said, 6 a.m., not sleeping on my side of the bed. i did that after the second time she talked in her sleep, "i'm gonna kill you."-she mumbled. i laughed, then she turned over and fell back into a dream. i watched the light come up a lot of mornings but that morning was different. i was too lazy to put my clothes on.she'd be getting up at seven, keep me up till' nine. so, i turned over and our asses were touching. i slept like that for the last two years, ass to ass, and i bet good money your sorry to say you been there before.

"Poetry endangers the established order in the soul."

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CHARLES L. EAST The Seasons An awakening comes… a faint movement of life from within as the Earth turns its face towards the Sun. A birth of all things, new and wondrous, that rise in profusion to color and adorn an offering of beauty and glory. Blessed be the Spring… for within its gentle embrace, I am taught… to live. The manacles of Summer subdue and bow the mighty to wilting surrender as though the anvil of the Sun had been struck an oppressive and breathless blow to render the Earth submissive to its will. Blessed be the Summer… for within its tenacious grasp, I am taught… to endure. An insidious change marks the air and rising winds foster gentle persuasion to shed, without restraint, the fullness of a bounteous yesterday. To bare its soul without question to the mighty commands of Fall. Blessed be the Autumn… for within its relentless power, I am taught… to prepare. The Sun at meridian height in all its strength, concedes defeat to the icy mantel of the North, whose rampant winds entice all life to blissful sleep. Blessed be the Winter… for within its harsh magnificence, I am taught… to die.

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