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Created on: April 03, 2010
Paperclips hold slips of Post-It notes
Candy wrappers stuck in clumps,
Bobby’s pen and bobby pins
Patty’s posies made from Kleenex
twisted tight with twisty ties.
I found these pieces in Papa’s pocket
and called it a pocket of poems.
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