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    The Landscape of Three Small Words
    The Landscape of Three Small Words
    The Landscape of Three Small Words
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    The Landscape of Three Small Words

    By Ken e Bujold

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    Danish anyone? A little mocha-d shu to go with the catch-up on last night's supper grouse? Flying without a license is the only way to steer through the rye when banana fishing. Like wandering through Kansas, after hours, The Landscape of Three Small Words is Ken e Bujold's roadmap to the appetites of life. Heartaches and hiccups, myths, memories, and mischief ... rolled up and relished. From Homer to Ashbery ... 49 Poems of cosmic frivolity. Bujold's collection weaves a poet's delight for words into a tapestry of impish frankness, sole-spurring admissions of what life is, was, and always should be about. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThree-O-8 Press
    Release dateMay 15, 2023
    ISBN9798223966371
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