Edwina Reizer

Poems by Edwina Reizer : 254 / 1956
Business Cards - Poem by Edwina Reizer
People have those business cards
printed every day.
They give them out to others
who mostly throw them away.
Some have magnets on the back.
You can find them everywhere.
I use them to hold pictures up
and yeah, I know they're there.
But I don't ever read them.
I've forgotten who they're from.
There's even one with my name.
My refrigerator is overcome.
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Poems by Edwina Reizer : 254 / 1956
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Poem Submitted: Sunday, May 15, 2011
Poem Edited: Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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