A Jungle Dance Insects buzzing, feathers flapping, rumbles Of hungry mammal-mouths demanding meat; Decay and sticky leaves, a monkey tumbles Through humid, heavy air. There
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Consider this: Consider this: a small amount of yeast can raise a ball of dough to twice its size. In heat, the sugar will caramelize.
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Epitaffy for an Author Finally published, in his lifetime, never read. Posthumous means dead. Ken Gosse generally writes short, rhymed verse using whimsy and
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Grand Little Things 