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New York Times Poem

April 19, 2011
By etr-kkid@ SILVER, Hartland, Wisconsin
etr-kkid@ SILVER, Hartland, Wisconsin
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Another group exposed to skin cancer.
Sunlight which penetrates deeply,
1,000 patients a week,
the deadliest malignant melanoma,
took more patients.
People study nonlaminated glass,
but sun exposure was found to cause harm.
Men and women develop precautions,
but applying sunscreen is a no-brainer.


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on Apr. 7 2017 at 10:01 pm
HereSheIs BRONZE, Wellesley, Massachusetts
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Favorite Quote:
"We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light." -Plato

This sounds cool no matter how you wrote it, but is it one of those poems where you cross out words in a page of text (like The NY Times) and put together the words that are left? If so, good job