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      August 3, 2020Eugene FairbanksPostcard from Paris

      You went away and left me here alone,
      and, yes, some tension rose between the two
      of us, and you declined to take my phone
      calls when I tried to ascertain your true
      intent, your state of mind, and whereabouts.
      I hoped you’d know my love is genuine,
      and I would wait. I hoped you’d have no doubts
      about the bonds between your heart and mine.
      Your postcard came today. I found it tucked
      between some bills and all the ads. I might
      have easily mistakenly just chucked
      it in the trash, but luckily the sight
      of bridges caught my eye. “Mon Cher,” you wrote,
      and then I read and read and read your note.
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      Photo by Léonard Cotte
      via Unsplash.com (CC–0)

      from #68 - Summer 2020

      Eugene Fairbanks

      “I have an obsession with artistic greeting cards. I happened to see the call for postcard poetry, and I read about the postcard poetry event. I am intrigued and would like to participate. I like the idea of a short poem with an accompanying illustration.”