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thank you greg--something i noticed on my morning walk.
take care, bill
p.s.: there have been "5th of July," "July 5th," etc. poems over the years, though i cannot recall a specific one off the top of my head. Probably found in one of our anthologies.
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i like the abruptness of this one. that's the first "5th of July" poem I've seen.
thank you greg--something i noticed on
my morning walk.
take care,
bill
p.s.: there have been "5th of July," "July 5th,"
etc. poems over the years, though i cannot
recall a specific one off the top of my head.
Probably found in one of our anthologies.
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