I Don’t Buy It

By Wendy Videlock

I don’t buy it, says

the scientist.

Replies the frail

and faithful heart,

it’s not for sale.

Source: Poetry (January 2013)

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Wendy Videlock is the author of the chapbook What’s That Supposed to Mean (2010) and the full-length collections The Dark Gnu and Other Poems 7 (2013) and Nevertheless (2011). Known for poems that evoke myth, fairy tale, and the natural world, Videlock has also received praise...

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