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Vol. CLIV, Issue 9
Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Whitman news since 1896

Whitman Wire

Rosemary’s Poetry Corner

If Robert Frost Were as Lazy as I.

The hell are you? I think I know,

but I could be mistaken though,

for freezer-burn works to obscure

that which you were three months ago.

 

I almost think I can recall

a stir-fry made in early fall

that fell behind the ice-cream tubs

joining some frozen food cabal.

 

The answer now for which I strive

in eating you: will I survive?

The Safeway is so far away;

too lazy to attempt the drive.

 

But I recall as courage thins,

my college mantra so begins:

that soy-sauce covers many sins,

that soy-sauce covers many sins.

 

Why We Should Not Share Food

The final avocado

I sit on the counter,

blackened

by time and

the etiquette of communal food-sharing

no one will break.

 

Ethical Dilemmas in the Supermarket

Becoming vegan:

I know it’s the right thing, but

Tillamook cheddar.

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