The final cover.

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October 19 haiku

this day will end just
not any earlier than
usual is all

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October 19 haiku

he at one end of
the couch, i at the other
between us a gulf

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October 17 haiku

the desk drawer is
strangely ajar revealing
a dead address book

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October 16 haiku

so they warily
circle one another while
the issues slumber

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3 things about Gunther von Fritsch & Robert Wise’s THE CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE

The Curse of the Cat People [1944]

1. He opens his hand. The butterfly has been crushed to bits. She slaps him.
2. Though she’s Serbian, she sings a French Christmas carol.
3. He never actually looks.

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October 15 haiku

a fedex truck is
blocking the entire street
driver needs coffee

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3 things about Jacques Tourneur’s CAT PEOPLE

Cat People [1942]

1. “I like the dark. It’s friendly.”
2. Her face in a tight spotlight.
3. T-square as crucifix.

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October 14 haiku

John Cage played Satie
four hundred sixty times and
that was Vexation

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3 things about Jeff Leiberman’s SQUIRM

Squirm [1976]

1. He patiently recites the recipe for an egg creme to the waitress.
2. Very, very Jessica Tandy.
3. Speakman brand showerhead.

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