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  The Poet's Apparent Cheerfulness Explained
« on: March 10, 2010, 07:42:24 PM » by Jonathan Bracker
Like petulant letters,
Heavy with complaint,
Not sent,
Those verses
Written during emotion's long dark night
One destroys
Once bright morning clears the waking mind.

All too common,
Trouble is trite.
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To purchase a copy of my 73-pp. booklet of poems about Paris, Paris Sketches (Thorp Springs Press, 2005), send $15 and $1 for postage to Jonathan Bracker, 3783 20th St., #5, San Francisco, CA 94110.  A few copies are available on Amazon.  Sample poems from the collection are on www.parispoemsetc.com
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