Cheaters, you’re not of the hook
Limerick poem
A woman gives her cheating husband a chance,
Pretending she’s over it and together they dance
The reality is that she is taking his money,
In her mind she’s thinking he’s a dummy
She can’t wait to meet new men in France
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Diani Alvarenga
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The Warrior of Shanduhar
The day my sister was stolen from us, I swore I would either bring her home or kill myself for having failed. It was a mostly cloudless day in Shanduhar. Bracing gusts had swept through the oasis on and off since mid-morning prayers. Aria and I had been feeding the camels. Our younger brother Eran was charged with cleaning out the rain barrel or face the back of Mother’s hand. I ran to his side to help before the precious remaining water tumbled into the sand rather than into Mother’s clay jar.
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Very nicely done.