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Hey Don,
Finally I think I may have written a very brief poem that might be worthy enough to appear in the review. It is only four lines and deals with my beloved Jane, who died eight and a half years ago. And I write to ask if you might be willing to read it. I am aging, as you may easily guess, but I’m hoping that in my 80s I can still
function.
Take care my old friend and I hope the summer is going well for you.
Ron