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Friggatriskaidecka
By Doris Ruth Mackey For most Friday is a wondrous day. “TGIF,” sigh weary workers. It marks the end −though temporary− To the mundane and laborious. A chance to revel in two days of freedom. But once or twice or sometime thrice A year it falls upon the thirteenth day. (I blame the Greeks!) Tris kai decka – three and ten What is it about this number That brings such dread? More than black cats, spilt salt Or mirrors cracked, For those who fear this number It becomes a day of unreasoned terror. And bears the blame for every mishap That might occur within its span.
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