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No Shows At The Theater
by Ronn Wiegand
suits and dresses grow relentless and tight until they read in their programs (the inside back page, no less) that the performers will not conform, not here and certainly not tonight (or so the great whispers sing out) but that in time others will pretend to be before their open eyes and entirely upon the very same stage-- at which applause appears to appease their covert, unwrapped attention and folks arise to rain-check tonight and squander their ways alone, in teams of two or more to TV and toast and cardboard beds crying privately and pathetically from hollowed-out pockets in restless, weightless heads |
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