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To: Rainy_Day_Woman who wrote (211118)	12/11/2011 8:55:27 PM
From: ManyMoose	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

My books went with me to Alaska I packed them in boxes The barge man said sure That will be a dollar a pound Grumbling a bit I paid Ten years in a damp climate Felt more like twenty But the books liked it, Sniffing salt air from their shelves Where I kept them dry But not too dry When it came to pass that it was time I packed my books in boxes I'll sort them out later I told myself The barge man said sure That will be a dollar a pound Grumbling a bit I paid I put all those boxes In the cool below ground The books liked it, Sniffing radon from the foundation Where I kept them dry But not too dry They waited patiently on my priorities Until bookshelves at Costco Made in China I didn't like that But they were affordable I bought three thinking I would cull my books And take one back Maybe Two full boxes Duplicate titles Somebody will want them One each is enough, Maybe I'll keep first editions Four identical Stephen Vincent Benet Bookshelves at Costco Made in China I don't like that I need two more If there are any left Tomorrow the sign said A yard sale Sometimes they sell books I could use another Stephen Vincent Benet ManyMoose 29 March 2005