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 “That’s sort of sad,” Emma said as she lay back in bed.
“I observe people. That’s what poets do. We wander around the landscape and write about what people do, what they dream of, the pain they feel…”
“Stop. Read me something happier.”
“Very well. I have here my poem Café Macho #2.”
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