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2 comments:
Billy Collins, I always say I don't like his poetry but it gives itself so well to graphics. I guess I like him after all. Thanks for posting this.
It reminded me of my mother when she was deep in the cobwebs of Alzheimer's. She said don't leave your matches laying around, the cats might play with them and start a fire. I guess nothing is original. maybe she read Billy Collins.
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