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Craig Sullender

Craig Sullender was born in Texas, schooled in Singapore, hitchhiked across Malaysia, motorcycled through the Golden Triangle, and recuperated in a Thai hospital. His poetry has appeared in literary journals, weddings, and funerals. He designed and edited the book Helga by Richard Lance Williams.

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Poetry
Brother when I die
my ashes go to your house.

Confusion where to scatter
is all I’ll leave.

My cat paints her fur on with her tongue

Craig Sullender

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