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At the Theatre
I sat and waited For the curtain to Open It seemed to take An inordinately long time While waiting I Kicked the seat of The person Before me And looked at the lines On my palms – Roadmaps to Gypsies Then when I wasn’t Expecting it This sound began To draw me I swear Out of my spot Off the red velvet seat I looked around to see If anyone else Was ascending Yes, far across the way Were three or four others Then I realized No, they were just going For Jordan almonds.
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