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Home Writing Poetry a fence is not enough

a fence is not enough

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July 20, 2023

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Selected byRaymond Huffman

Image credit:David Mark

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Rob lives in the rural crossroads of Orchid, Virginia. He is an environmental planner who loves birding and spends too much time typing into his phone.

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