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Mistaken for the Subject of an Obituary by Terese Coe

Apogee Journal
24 Jan 2014
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By Terese Coe

Perhaps he was too still, too pale,
too dull.
The remnant of a capitalistic
cull.
Doppelgänger unfit
for profit, samizdat, or barter.
Non-starter.

Videlock for Coe2 hi

“The Dead” by Wendy Videlock. Photograph

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