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Fatality
by Leah L. Cole
One day in March, a poet died.
Nobody noticed,
Not even the body she lived in
Her swan song, troubled and dark,
Was lost in the natterings of pretentious
College freshmen who had been nowhere,
Done nothing,
And the scathing remarks of a cynical professor,
Whose two-penny scrawlings gathered dust
And critical derision.
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This poem is reproduced with the permission of the author.
© Leah L. Cole.
last modified 15 November 1998
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