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Section 1

To decide whether the chapbook is "ready" or not, I read through every poem in the manuscript and for each I assigned a value of "yes", "no", or "maybe". Here are the results. I would like to replace the pieces marked "no" with others that are more similar to the pieces marked "yes".

yes (5)

Beautiful Mannequins                                        09
Ghost City                                                  14
The New World                                               18

Walls 27

When I'm working with my growing collection of text files, I find some of these regular expressions to be useful.

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