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			<title>Telephone</title>
			<description>I stare at the shiny black plastic, and the circular dial. I glare at it, imploring it to ring. I don't care if it's a just a salesperson or a telemarketer, or even a misdialed number. I just want it to ring, to sound out that bittersweet chime. But all the begging, glaring and staring in the world ..</description>
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			<title>After Life</title>
			<description>A day in the life of a ghost. Just a little vignette....</description>
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			<title>And Ode to a Tardy Slip</title>
			<description>Oh, those pesky tardy slips! They always manage to absolutely ruin your day, and put you in a terrible mood. But don't they deserve to be loved too?

P.S. This is doggerel</description>
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