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“You are too late,” Sea lion said to Polar bear, “the ice is gone, the fish moved on.”
Polar bear’s heart sank but he stretched a smile over the hunger pangs.
“I know,” he managed. “Berries are moving in. Good thing I’ve gone vegetarian.”
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As they rode through the smoke, through the night, to the light
Amidst trees, atop hooves, in the saddle upright
Sun kissed heads, offered heart, till homecoming delight.
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The house snored and stomachs sighed content
But pots and pans and ladle, towel, bowl and plate
Slept not a wink awaiting dawn inside the kitchen sink …
Photo: Ofir Asif
There is something quite delish
In the droll smile of a dish
That has climbed above all others
To achieved its broadcast wish.
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Photo: Inbar Asif
A smile,
A wave
A blast of horn,
Afternoon outing
For the honking
Brave.
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She faced the sea’s relentless roil, the churning, fuming foam.
She found a quiet in the space
Between the breath of waves, a home.
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Bathed in light
Wreathed in night
May your spirit gain height.
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They rush down flights of stairs to the rumble of trains
Weave through masses of people again and again
Take the B, take the D, take the F, take the N.
The stage is set to hushed repose
Incipient characters rush forth
Turn simmering muse to full on prose.
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