There once was a girl who could talk
But she had a hard time with the walk
When she opened her mouth
Just horse dung fell out
Her voice was reduced to a squawk
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Pamela West-Finkle
Pamela West-Finkle, aka Angel Pam West (AP West), is a freelance writer, poet, songwriter/composer, teaching artist, and part-time librarian living in the Catskill Mountains of New York.
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FPS: The Last Flame Challenge Winners
Welcome to our first Winners Announcement of the year and to the final challenge in the Fall Poetry Series. The Last Flame invited writers to sit with endings, using fire as a central image to consider what remains when something burns out: ash, warmth, memory, silence, or the faint promise of what comes next. The strongest pieces treated endings as gradual rather than sudden, allowing them to flicker, dim, and linger.
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I loved it! Nice to meet you.