Cannes Poem by James McLain
Cannes
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The punishment, 'which now she has
for her revolting to which of something dies?
She, his 'Cannes
because of me entirely,
her knowing how it comes returning,
against entirely from me separated, it goes.
I was very regrettable for the pauper,
which is he.
She/he grimaced
and shook that lovely head
where and others has been, 'once attached.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
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