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                           Does Rhea think? Does Rhea think?

Does Rhea think? Does Rhea think?

                                 Does Rhea think?

                           Does Rhea think? Does Rhea think?

Does Rhea think? Does Rhea think?

                                 Does Rhea think?

Source: Poetry (December 2011).

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This poem originally appeared in the December 2011 issue of Poetry magazine

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Biography

Linda Kunhardt has taught in schools in New York City and New Hampshire. She lives in Center Sandwich, New Hampshire.

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Poems by Linda Kunhardt

• Clifton Webb
• Fifi
• In and Out
• Indian Winter
• Majolica Lament, or “Australopithecus”

• More poems by Linda Kunhardt (9 poems)
  • Order
  • Road Work
  • The Jingle
  • The Slaying

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SUBJECT Arts & Sciences, Humor & Satire

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