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Hospitality

April 19, 2015
Erin Z. Bass
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by M. Sakran

The gardener threw him out,
when he found him sleeping,
in the shed,
on the property,
of the Ladies Genteel Society.

M. Sakran lives in Texas, is the author of a collection of poetry and has also written a number of items for magazines and websites. 

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