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MORALITY POEMS

Text Box: Missed by Ken Shiovitz 1. Cloudy gray mist, nearly impervious To yellow fog-lights, only partially covered The, pick whom you follow, smelling Like the taste of metal, until Counter-measures of whipped cream and Three flavors of candied syrup were applied. 2. Hidden inside an abandoned mine car, Edges flaking rust alongside an old shovel, Pick breathed imperceptibly to avoid detection. Above the mine, a drab bar-feathered owl, moaned “Whoooooooom,” subtly lowering amplitude at the finish. Ripe with rotting grasses, in field below mine’s gape, You, white with woolen sheen, grazed nervously. 3. Directly before the blue-gray of a basalt pillar, stood Mohandas Gandhi, Adolf Hitler, Jimmy Carter, and Jessie James. Each called out “Follow Me,” repeatedly, in enticing voices. So the people all followed Adolf, because He was handing out free T-shirts that read, “Third Reich Rocks.”

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