If a cat were to be said to have all the curiosity in the world,
then it might be supposed that the typical leader has none.
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The fourth in a continuing series of 100 poem web idylls from the abstract and silly mind of Tony Laplume.
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- Tony Laplume
- Born in 1980. Graduated from college in 2003. Have written various things.
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