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Luella Booth

View from the Back Door Window

I don't know by what miracle

Come December, May and Summer

The lamp stares at methat crazy stained glass shade

Man in the Mirror

When the hands on his watch were exactly perpendicular, he would give her the medicine.

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Luella Booth

I Like the Sounf of Laughter

View from the Back Door Window

Come December, May and Summer

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The Better Half of Stars

Man in the Mirror

Second Song

Song

Everything is Good

A Dark Song

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