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The End -- Day 31
I don’t remember her face
or her doubts,
the bottle of pills
with her espresso.
She was in control;
she thought she was safe.
She stared straight into
the absurdity and never blinked
once.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 422-247.]

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Hell Knows - Day 30
a quandary
something
hidden
hell knows what
romance gone bad
like a burning flag
bitter and final.
[Found poetry (blackout) from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Page 362.]

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Overhear - Day 29
Billions of hungry spirits
call to him in the gentle breeze
of a cloudless sky.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 357-358.]

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Unclean - Day 28
Distant memories —
a woman with a past,
suspicious values
and
muddied hands.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 332-337.]

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He Is - Day 27
an unsmiling face
a robotic voice
a notorious liar
enjoying
the mischief
{Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury. Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 326 - 331.]
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The Story - Day 26
On an impulse,
she caught his eye.
He took a few steps back and
looked at the ceiling.
They’re telling a lie — it’s not
his fault.
Intelligent, devious and still
afraid of the truth.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury. Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 320-325.]
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Matter of Fact - Day 25
To tell you the truth,
he lost his voice.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John. The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 317-318.]

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Blooming - Day 24
Flowers blossomed
madly
and we were weary of
the noise
.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 308-313.]

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fire - day 23
freshly burnt
she backed away
eyes closed
stunned
leaving nothing
[From Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury, (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 302-306.)

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Danger Day 22
Raging, senseless, strange
an avalanche of
danger
the reality
they choose
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 296-301.]

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Poet -- Day 21
rambling —
each page cum-
bersome
dreadful poems,
impenetrable as
thick smoke
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp.292-295.]

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Trace Day 20
a curious detail —
a trace of poison, warm
with secret knowledge,
color-ing his heart
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback). Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 116-120.]
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rehearsed - day 19
Nothing dramatic —
no alarm sounded.
A soft, helpless smile and a hurried
goodbye.
(a word rehearsed for hours and hours)
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 285-291.]

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Scuffed Boots - Day 18

a trail of silence
and deceit
whispering
(smiles everywhere)
every word
damning
(scuffed boots on strangers)
Trust no one.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback). Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 93-96.)
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Dilemma - Day 17

No doubt, she had made a mistake
when she thought she had it
all figured out.
There were flowers and a box of chocolates,
but he was never seen again.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp.272-277.]
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Why Not? Day 16
Why not do it?
Begin each day bewildered, stunned by the sight of smoke,
part of the daily ritual early in the morning.
(What the hell is going on?)
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback). Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 147-154.]

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Confused
A confusing signal — smoke, in lighter shades of gray and blue.
He was caught off guard, but found himself getting strong and so damned happy.
[Found poetry remix from Grisham, John, The Runaway Jury (paperback.) Dell, Mass Market Edition, 2012. Pp. 262-265.]

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