By Ken Gosse

There once was a thought on my mind,
but I soon found that I couldn’t find
where it went when I paused
for a moment, which caused
me brief grief till my mind could unwind.

Ken Gosse usually writes short, rhymed verse using whimsy and humor with traditional meters. First published in First Literary Review–East in November 2016, his poetry is also in Academy of the Heart and Mind, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, The Writers Club, Spillwords, and others. Raised in the Chicago, Illinois, suburbs, now retired, he and his wife have lived in Mesa, AZ, for over twenty-five years.

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