Mary E. Moore is a
retired physician/educator who has written poetry on occasion over the years
but who has written it regularly only since her retirement in 2004. Since
then, in addition to several anthologies, her poems have been published in
The Raintown Review, Möbius, The Eclectic Muse, The
HyperTexts, Tapestries, The Mid-America Poetry Review,
Amaze, Umbrella/Bumbershoot, and Light. Her first chapbook
November Day is available from Shadow
Poetry. Her website is http://www.maryemoorepoetry.com
Spring 2011
Table of Contents - Vol. VII, No. 1
Mary E. Moore
Customers
for life,
we should be alert–
eyes out
for imitations,
shoddy
workmanship.
Instead,
we sell
the merchandise
to ourselves–
offer free trials,
no money down.
We play
hunches,
follow fads and
hunt bargains.
Most dangerous of all,
sometimes we fall
in love.
© Mary E. Moore
