Dennis Price

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Author’s statement:

I took words from two poems I wrote—“In A Galaxy Far Away,” about my love for my wife, and “Where  Have the Wildebeest Gone,” about getting old—and from an article in the Washington Post: “Opinion: The GOP Strategy for Crippling Biden and Retaking Power is Hiding in Plain Sight”—and came up with this poem from an angle and a topic I wouldn’t have written otherwise. Yay 30 for 30.

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Home Improvements is what I do, as I tuck poems and stories in hidden places in what I build to be found by eyes not yet born.  I am a husband, father of two, have two cats, and I’m a dyslexic.

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2 Responses to Dennis Price

  1. Lucy says:

    Great ending and succinct summary of the situation in U.S. partisan politics. The line “Escalation of radicals in a galaxy a billion light years away” is quite clever.

  2. Joan Dobbie says:

    I love that last line! (It says it all.)

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