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Ellaraine writes poetry, nonfiction books, magazine articles/ columns and children's stories. She is a well-published and awarded poet who has received eight nominations for Pushcart Prizes in poetry and has four published chapbooks: Midlife Muse, Poetry Forum; Crossing the Center Line, Sweet Annie Press; Coloring Outside the Lines, The Plowman Press; Finishing Lines, Snark Publishing. Ellaraine also teaches school and community poetry workshops. Sitcom in a Café We take her from The Facility for a family drive and dinner My ninety-one year old mother Mostly deaf and nearly blind Grabs paper cups of Catsup partially-eaten hamburgers and French fries from our plates Says we paid for it all As she deposits everything into what she sees as her handbag sitting on the floor and slouching by her side But we see it as my niece's Guide Dog for the Blind in training Gladly accepting the distinction of the season's most fashionable fur purse
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