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- getting in the mood
- i parked over there, i think
- rehab patty
- we want you
- a different life
- each thing a place
- so nice of you to leave
- her new bike
- have a good one
- anywhere but here
- hurry
- the new day
- separate plans
- off the road
- the stray
- nothing left to know
- diamonds are forever
- this half moon
- her dark poems
- in time
- not so crazy
- coconut bath
- other work
- burning both ends
- the mirror reads old
- the birch tree
- catch and release
- the long parade
- try the crab cakes
- new money
- the snooze button
- a new well
- invitations
- cleaning up
- losing
- the ten pound cake
- small things
- practicing for the test
- the guru
- keeping records
- the foot race
- the other road
- soon to be missing
- pins in the air
- shelf life
- rest
- the grey
- flood
- travel plans
- tepid tuesday
- ghosts
- you do and you don't
- jumpy
- on the shelf
- the icing
- when she retires
- you are cordially invited
- die young
- without time
- the twist of words
- going home
- black and white
- the kid
- bonfire
- a pair of shoes
- call it even
- lettuce lover
- her flight
- adjustments
- the waiting home
- the feeding
- she's angry
- turning one
- other's poems
- the blue fish
- the hangman
- the quiet of her
- yard work
- the cage
- train going nowhere
- what is meant to be
- the last act
- if love is bread
- the salad
- the lost wallet
- night blindness
- walk in the park
- so long cosa
- the worker
- her reading
- hungry and cold
- daddy dearest
- the wind and the ladder
- fear and worry
- the rising tide
- finding a shadow
- the dashboard Jesus
- a good day
- bon appetit
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About Me
- Stephen Chute
- west springfield, virginia, United States
- these are all FICTIONAL stories and characters, with humor and pathos, emotional complaints of the soul 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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