Me and Abe meet here/
each Election Day. He smiles/
as I cast my vote.
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I gripped his long ax/
handle, as I’ve held my own./
We smiled and shared.
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Hey Abe! I used to/
split logs, too! We’re connected!/
That, I never knew.
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Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet
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