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Pamela Johnson Parker

Haiku on Rediscovering My Wedding Rings

I cover my hands
With these diamonds; I cover
My face with my hands

Pamela Johnson Parker is a teacher who lives in western Kentucky and dreams every day of living by the sea.

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Pamela Johnson Parker

Widow’s Mite: Word Problem with Subtrahend

If the two become
One flesh, then which one—and if
One of the ones who
Are one dies, then what
Remains, how many are left,
And how many leave?

Pamela Johnson Parker is a teacher who lives in western Kentucky and dreams every day of living by the sea.

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Pamela Johnson Parker

Dendrochronology: A Footnote

¹Defined, it’s a noun:
That ring
Where my wedding
Ring was.

Pamela Johnson Parker is a teacher who lives in western Kentucky and dreams every day of living by the sea.

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