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‘podlessons’

i. not to trust Bunnings

on the packet
an image of
pea pods

neatly arced
peas graded like the balls
of well-kept toes

come November
my pods are flat
the peas barely pimples

ii. how to capitalise on poems, maybe

listening to poetry
on your iPod
at 50p a poem
could be
the next BIG thing.
What do you think?
Would you pay
to have a poet
on your iPod?

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