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Poetry: Typewriters

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  by Tierney O'Hara

  The old Remington,
  Over there on the table

  Was his darling, his baby,
  His shiny, black mistress.

  He stroked her steel sides

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  by K.D. Saffron

  A S D F J K L ; throw, jeez how I dreaded each time she walked up my row
  Every morning at 10am, there she'd be, ready to

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  by K.C. Jean Kellam

  I have a sinful obsession with the hard click of the keys
  Each pause in the air fills my creative heart with glee
  From a thrift

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  by Sara Dennis

  I sit at my writing desk, poised to compose,
  You're there, pride of place, your time to repose,
  Once indispensable, you've

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  by Jane Allyson

  Sitting at my old typewriter,
  My mom just had to laugh at me.
  The only way that I could write
  Was bang it as hard as can be.

  I'd

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