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I've sworn off holidays.
The treat's the trick.
Renewed resolve caves in
with each excuse.
From racing year to year,
I'm dizzy, sick.
Red hearts, green beer, brown eggs
try to seduce me
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The ghosts come out to meet me
from their sleep.
Not as my parents
do they watch the door,
but from each photo's frozen face
they peep and haunt the habits
I can wear no more.
They summon...
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They rose and hand in hand toward home went on their way.
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They knew they wouldn't find that grafted tree
When first the cherry orchard came at hand.
But what a shock! No, how...
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"I wish that woman lying there, Etain,
May have a wish." The monarch's wrath rose sore!
Although his rule he knew he must maintain
The Queen's disdain he didn't dare ignore.
He...
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I learned this ballad in my youth.
Perhaps the tale will bring you joy.
Our elders tell our people of
The Fall of Troy.
Great Hektor was a Trojan prince.
'Twixt Greece...
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They halted near a river. Orfeo
Observed an agèd boatman. "Will you row
Me to the other side?" he kindly asked.
"What? Ferry you across? Fool! don't you know
Those shiny waves give no...
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He went back in and wept upon her sleeve.
She woke and smiled. "Back to that grafted tree
Tomorrow noon I must return. I'll leave
You then. I hope I won't be long. But do not grieve
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And when sweet juices ran from lip to chin
And waists felt fuller than a bursting sack
They piled up leaves and heather to begin
A morning nap. Etain lay on her back
Each finger yet...
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this clip features once again a selection from my soon to be released cd entitled "a gift from trane...for jackie". it features the literary work of los angeles poet will alexandr reading from...
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