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Women and men at the table
Hungry words are unstable
They dissect their own fable
Back to front out of the loop
Into their Alphabet Soup
Constanants stabbed with a pitch fork
Scrabble played without vowels
A black jigsaw to sort out
the highest brow would fall and droop
Into their Alphabet Soup
Rap
Conversations controlled with a word count
A timer on the vowels and the i's
Punctuation marks are a blackout
When letters hit between the eyes
Alphabet soup
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Moving On
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