The little one coos
and giggles, then abruptly
screams and wails like mad.

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A house is just a
place to keep your stuff while you
go out, get more stuff.

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Mahna mahna (ba
dee bedebe). Mahna mah-
na (ba debe dee).

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It is hot and clear
and blue and bright and carefree
and already here.

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Trooper pulls over
trucker. Workers squeeze extra
lane next to old ones.

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And so, the hip young
fashionista schools the old
salt in basketball.

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A tall weed springs forth
amid the elegantly
shorn blades of zoysia.

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Cryptography pops
up in cereal boxes,
Coke bottles and PINs.

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Settings ready, but
no one to use them. A life
as yet incomplete.

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The city gathers
to rejoice in song, made whole
by a melody.

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I went back in time
to tell myself not to want
too much, grow too fast.

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Engel Stage leaking
and without power (but I’ve
called the landlord twice).

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VitaminWater
Dance Depot … um C D folks
cut A rug. ’K? Bye.

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Coke Stage has must-see
acts: Miss Diana Ross and
Reverend Al Green.

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Music Oasis
(real name too long) has bluesy
news anchorwoman.

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