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I Signed That Deed at a Kitchen Table in 1999 and Never Left the Room

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My Nine Thousand Four Hundred Dollars Paid for Every Room but Mine

The Fifth Bunch on the Step Where I Set My Son Down

My Girls Were Nine Feet From Him, Eating Grapes at the Table

My Father Laughed at My Uniform. Perry Handed Him $140,000 in Yuma.

I Kept One Photograph From Vosberg Freight for Thirty-One Years

The Second Line on That Deed Was a Name I Hadn’t Spoken in Sixteen Years

Their Sign Says Eleven Hundred Dollars and a Truck. My Father Swept That Lot at Four in the Morning.

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