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    G(one) Cl(one)
    G(one) Cl(one)
    G(one) Cl(one)
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    G(one) Cl(one)

    By Connie Boje

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    G(one) Cl(one) contains the following poems:
    G(one) Cl(one)
    Alba Albu
    Alien Beings
    Asleep
    Aspirate
    Carbon Date
    Circumcision
    Clone
    Clones
    Death Allowance
    Default
    Earth Orbit
    Earth Pledge
    Earth Skin
    Edge
    Evolution
    Experiment
    Exquisite
    External
    Harvest
    Hot
    Instinct
    Invader
    Iron Lung
    Kill Them
    Naked (Rock)
    New
    Paleo
    Parallel
    Particu-lar
    Perfume
    Plant-Based
    Portal
    Port of Tele
    Printing Error
    Quality
    Quest
    Radio Wave
    Rant and Rave
    Reinvent
    Salted (Sweet Clementine)
    Scram
    Shoestring
    Simplification
    Spend
    Technicality
    Teen Ecosystem
    Teen Ecosystem II
    Teen Ecosystem III
    The Moon Is Our Diamond Mine (Lyrics)
    The Rings (Bands) of TTA
    Thought
    Time Slave
    Time Trade (Trading Words)
    Time Waffle
    Twenty-Two
    Wasted II
    Wishful Thinking
    Wrong

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherConnie Boje
    Release dateMar 14, 2017
    G(one) Cl(one)
    Author

    Connie Boje

    I write poetry zines and ebooks and am currently working on updating them all into Smashwords. If you are not familiar with a ZINE it is a book produced from a photo copier or a printer. I have just come back from my first zinefest in NYC held at Barnard College. I also write fiction and my first book is called SLANTBOARD which takes place in the future where people can ride on boards that float a little off the ground nor do they go much over 10 miles and hour so they have a similar culture to long-distance bike riding. Thanks for reading!

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      G(one) Cl(one) - Connie Boje

      G (O N E ) C L (O N E)

      By Connie Boje

      2014-2016 SMASHWORDS EDITION

      G ( O N E ) C L ( O N E )

      mountain a thousand teller of nations see-er

      of peoples in millions and billions the quest

      of ascension of those super powers who have

      lain dormant and now wish to foment in areas

      of adoption and farming and proto-harvesting

      of a VIRGIN colony and virgin genetic history

      these clones are a people who can breathe

      breath and contemplate death yet they are

      artificial as to their manufacture and they

      have no family tree as yet nor are they

      planted in firm soil as in homesteading but

      have been getting by do not cry which they do

      cry but not out of their eye because they are hybrid

      a kind of bridge that spans twisted wishes and squashed

      dreams these people are not people they are soul they are

      soil they are not clay definitely not clay so they lack the ability

      to sympathize with mankind as we know it they digress when

      we go forward not in their

      musculature but in their

      stature they think real

      thoughts but their thinking

      has been formed for them

      so they do not know what

      we hold dear we would

      say they have left (as

      in GONE) and they

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