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newyorker.com - 26 days ago
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We did not go to Versailles.
The ocean did not turn over.
The moon remained unmanned
And two teams called out in turn Red Rover Red Rover.
Did Fisher-Price furnish our minds
with a transportable imaginaire?
George Bush the first said he liked pork rinds.
My name not ...
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Au Revoir | | Narcissism the Hall of Mirrors multiplying me & you & me no schism between ourselves & our lying ideals: http://bit.ly/4u1Cib 6 days ago |
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[ New Yorker ] Maureen N. McLane: "Au Revoir" - We did not go to Versailles. The ocean did not turn over. The moon ... http://ow.ly/15VL6y 10/19/2009 |
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... , and his chiming influence can easily be felt. “Au Revoir” is a poem by Maureen N. McLane in the current issue, and it sticks out its rhymes with frisky high/low match ups: ...
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