At the request of my wife — who is irritated that Red Sox Haiku isn’t updated more frequently — I offer this poetry gem, written in crayon by us over beer one night:
A curse that ne’er was
has finally been banished.
Thank you, young Theo.
Poetry: The Missing Culture Snob Ingredient
12 Jan 2005
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Posted by Culture Snob on Wednesday, January 12, 2005.
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