You read a story about a mouse,
which—in addition to the mouse—
features a woman, a man, and a cat.
The cat reminds you of the moment
in one of The Canterbury Tales,
in which a man, a monk perhaps,
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Elegy
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Ceiling
By Tracy Ryan
You’re meant to lance it with Phillips-head concede defeat for the momentthe way bloods letto stave off greaterbloodshed, disaster—coax thin thread Already have an account? Log in Join KR for […]
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