The Diminution of Addition
as long as
each of us
within the all
aspires only to
enrich the self
at the expense
of all others,
some of the all
will be poor, and
all of the sum
will be poor
in spirit
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Vi's works appear widely both in print and online. She conducts Poetry Workshops and gives readings in Central New York. Her latest chapbook is "Sine Qua Non Antiques (an Arcanum of History, Geography and Treachery).
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Silver Rule
by John Hanks on Sunday, Apr 27, 2008 at 1:56:23 PM