Change From Poem by Lazarus Knix

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Change from a previous shop,
Sits on her kitchen table


She picks some up and counts,

Ten,

Twenty,

Thirty cents.

She folds her fingers over
Her palm,

Coins,
Tightly clasped between
Her fingers.

One falls with a TWANG.
She now

has

but

Twenty

And

Two.

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