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   Volume VII, Issue I

..:: POETRY ::..


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   Volume V, Issue I
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    Volume VI, Issue I
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Poetry


Arrival and Departure
Howie Good

I wore my only suit. A flock of wild turkeys I met on the path said continue straight ahead. It was still night under the trees, but I abstained from sleeping. I could hear lovers panting before I could see them. The ground shook at shorter and shorter intervals. Nobody knew for sure back then the number of volts it took to kill a healthy man.

 

 

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