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In a Seashell BoxPoetry by Paul Lesage Should ever I get old I would save the last few hairs from my head and give them names like Fred and Alice and hide them in a seashell box so in the morning I could listen to them as they gossip about how old I'm beginning to look.
Paul LeSage has taught composition and newspaper journalism for the English and Communications Department at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts since 1981. Professor LeSage has earned numerous awards in recognition of his teaching and has served as an editor-contributor to several publications, including The Berkshire Eagle, Outpost Magazine, Optical Spectra Magazine, and Hilltown News. |