Poetry
Voice Dhoti: Gong (after Dana Ward)

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Nada GordonNada Gordon (ScentedRushes on Etsy) makes fabric cats, skirts and frocks, dolls, and little tunes and verses. A kid’ll eat ivy, too: wouldn’t you?
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