poem “clogged”, a haiku about feeling guilty for leaving a public washroom that was clogged from a previous user (because he next user will think you left the mess), By Chicago Poet Janet Kuypers

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clogged
Janet Kuypers
haiku 2/16/14

I want to explain
after leaving clogged bathrooms,
“I didn’t do that.”

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of Janet Kuypers reading her twitter-length haiku clogged as a looping JKPoetryVine video live 2/12/14 at the open mic the Café Gallery in Chicago (C, hard light saturate)

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