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My wife put her in it. So what am I going to do, call my wife a liar?
—David Greenglass, speaking of his wife Ruth and sister Ethel

Wired for her one-way trip
into the locked room of forgetfulness,

did Ethel wonder
about that damn Remington,

whether its keystrokes had captured
a new and brilliant sun? Or rather why

Ruth's children would know parents
but her own, none?

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tazz317tazz317over 11 years ago
A FAMILY DEVOID

of trust, love and caring, TK U MLJ LV NV

vrosej10vrosej10almost 15 years ago
Deliciously Enigmatic.

This is a truly great poem. It delivers whilst still maintaining it's mystique. I like the fact that it remains open for the reader to insert themselves into it. Bravo.