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poetry and prose by stephen chute
Monday, November 25, 2024
diminishing skills
the cold
orange from the ice
box is a project
you
can handle.
unlike many
things
in life these days.
the cut and slice, the
stripping
of the hard
peel is difficult,
but it's in your
skill set.
you haven't lost
it yet.
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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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