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Rose Menyon Heflin

Isaac and Eve

The apple falls
from Eve’s lips,
onto Isaac’s head,

giving birth
to modern physics.

Rose Menyon Heflin loves WI, but dreads the winter.

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11/27/2018PoemsRose Menyon HeflinDale Wisely

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