WHEN I AM 91 by Jill Schoenemann

When I am 91 will I be any fun Will I think life has passed me by Will I fear the grave Will I have known love, happiness, joy, abundance Who will look after me Will I like that person Will I have a memory, or will I question everything and reorganize the frig, the…

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ANECDOTE by Patricia Whittle

I too had some pretty strange experiences in the UK. When i was around 10 my friends and I were playing under the Palace pier on Brighton beach and a man said he give us tenpence if we took off our panties. I went home tenpence richer…no thought of danger!

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INVISIBLE ENEMY by Mary Gubata

We never thought we would ever see this day, The world paralyzed, at home we must stay. We are at war with an invisible enemy that is attacking to the core, The world as we know it, will NEVER be the same as it was before. There’s not one country that hasn’t been effected, what…

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TOO CLOSE, NO MASK by Fiona Goodwin.

You don’t care about me Lululemon And I’m not taking out on you because you’re slim And you don’t care about me Mr Adonis When you jog past me, two inches away and maskless. And now I don’t care about you It’s tit-for-tat, Only cats and dogs can be forgiven For things they know they…

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OLD BONES By Adrienne Parks

I love old bones Tumbling stones in our red rock river They glisten. Wet. I listen. Moans made in sweet sleep Aroused in the dark under that rabbit moon we laugh between the pale linen threads. In bed till noon. What are we now. Dinosaurs

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