Black-eyed peas, pecan/
pie, and Dawg’s win for New Year’s./
Welcome to Dixie!
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If we come to hear/
sacred music, and adults/
talk loud, should we move?
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I’d move back to the /
Northwest if I had someone /
who would keep me warm.
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Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet