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Historically Relevant Artifact #2

20 November 2014 burgoynealexburgoynecoffee, history, mess, moveout, reindeer, stealingLeave a comment

Coffee cup, stolen;
a roommate who left his mess.
Now MY reindeer mug.

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Historically Relevant Artifact #2

We Can Be Mess and Maker

4 November 2012 burgoynealexburgoynecreation, Dan DiPiero, messLeave a comment
drawing by Dan DiPiero

Creation is a
messy endeavor. Often,
it’s its own reward.

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Darks and Brights and Intertwining Messes

20 August 201130 July 2012 burgoynealexburgoyneblessing, curse, messLeave a comment

One is a blessing,
two is a curse. Its never
as simple with two.

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