From the collection, SOMEONE WANTS TO STEAL MY NAME, published by Cleveland State University Press
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2 comments:
Nothing conspicuous about him really.
Doesn't everyone have antennae?
Yes, he is a little conspicuous. No doubt about it.
And I stopped in mid-sentence, limited by the blogger space. I should upgrade my blog to allow for larger pics, but I have grown attached to the homeliness of the site.
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