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- tells me about her parrot. it's way of echoing wor...
- george
- the day
- the spider
- polka dots
- the new car
- getting in line
- icecream cone
- so many words
- she sells pants
- the ninth decade
- the prayer
- the swing
- in God's hands
- carnival job
- under the weather
- long and short
- the note
- plant in the window
- the carpet stain
- space travel
- spilled milk
- the play
- fat clothes
- smoking a pipe
- the line
- rainy days
- waiting
- the loose shutter
- one glove
- all day
- on the moon
- muddy shoes
- a glass of water
- no sugar for me
- your luck
- the penny moon lanquid on this warm summer night l...
- titantic
- freshly fallen
- lost love
- inventory
- the wind
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- another season
- to read again
- before you go
- men on harleys
- cats and dogs
- the borrowed book
- writing in the sky
- changes
- hammer and nail
- stop looking
- the poetry book
- the arrival
- flight
- cold macaroni
- carnival
- fallen trees
- it's getting dark
- going for milk
- the jog
- 33 and a half rpm
- blue kite
- clarity
- butter brickle icecream
- waiting
- the simple story
- the easy question
- pbs
- there is a trail of bread crumbs to your house. so...
- you scramble an egg in butter. but you can find a ...
- rusted bicycles
- being a man
- what tomorrow brings
- mouse trap
- i can't read this
- good fences
- the numbers
- what you don't forget
- black shutters
- love for sale
- doing the twist
- just oranges
- her mirrors
- angry knitting
- someone just like you
- waiting
- in her black boots
- spare parts
- the wooden spoon
- when the neighbor's house blew up from the cigaret...
- kind to the unkind
- come to bed
- what you know
- needs
- with your foot
- willpower
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About Me
- Stephen Chute
- west springfield, virginia, United States
- these are all FICTIONAL stories and characters and are in no way representative of any real experiences in my or anyone else's life. any similarities are purely coincidental, except for the dog poems.
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