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BAD NEIGHBOR
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B A D N E I G H B O R All the ivy ever cannot cover what you see in peekaboo. The great fly-by-nights, Satan and his fold, hoot in fabled swoops announcing what you glimpse as more of a problem than them, ex-mammals cruising tonight’s skies. Out of you, like an electric alarm, a chirp dits its way into Hello. Science says nothing’s lost, then it hedges. The hedges, as square as the capital letters important books begin with, screen the neighbor but not his feet—could shoes do, the part for whole, each for Each? You’d rather find a length of snake or hose about to strike, not one bad neighbor. 89 ...