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Mouse Under the Hubcap
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I was cleaning the barn yesterday,
Getting rid of a bunch of stuff
That had followed me here
From my previous life,
You know,
And I lifted this hubcap
That happened to be covering
A blackened frying-pan,
And there was this
Mouse nest.
No one
Could have made
A more beautiful thing
Than this perfect ball of straw.
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Gary Lindorff is a poet, writer, blogger and author of several nonfiction books, a collection of poetry, "Children to the Mountain" and a memoir, "Finding Myself in Time: Facing the Music" Over the last few years he has begun calling (more...)
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