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Old Broom - a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon
Photo: Broom Bush from – gardeningknowhow.com “I know there’s something better down the road.” Elizabeth Alexander Old Broom As the yellow flowers subsideshe receives fewer visitors,the wrens still pass throughstill, a period of dormancy ensueswhile she idles in favour of grevilleas and callistemons,then, in her slumberby stealth her enemy appearsslowly consuming,imperilling her lifeunnoticed…
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Death finds a lucky penny: our illustration of this line by Tim Powers: “A new broom sweeps clean, but an old broom knows all the coroners.”
It’s macabre – my collection of vintage death imagery.
dresses up as a tree and blends in
wtf.....goes back to his movie
adds in a little green
hEY WHAT ARE YOU DOING.
starts painting the room brown
Hey what are you doing
rolls in with a paint bucket
pauses moviestares at you
mu HahansuahsjdhHhHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA
tf
hey poop i just thought i should swing on by and drop you a hello
looks at the hello on the floor
picks it up and pretends to hand it back to you
drops it
haha I dropped you a hello too
