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One Morning in the Food Court Waiting for the Post Office to Open Observing the Old Men Gathered for Coffee, Wondering How I Can See You, Kissing You Smack on the Memory

Description:

The night the pauses drained from space

Author:

Hill, Gerald

Category:

poetry

Pages:

105

Issue Number:

221

Year:

2004

Season:

Autumn

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One Morning in the Food Court Waiting for the Post Office to Open Observing the Old Men Gathered for Coffee, Wondering How I Can See You, Kissing You Smack on the Memory