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Clyde in a Box on the Bookshelf by Susannah Carlson Friday, May 13, 2005 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
What did he know, staring at my shins Nothing of my world He was always beside me He screamed as he died I know that much I paid someone to kill him I know that, too I held him and told him I love him ��

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Reviewed by Cles Wilson	7/6/2005

Well written.




Reviewed by Mary Quire	5/15/2005

It's never an easy decision. My heart goes out to you. M.Rose




Reviewed by Alexandre Arnau	5/14/2005

when i first read this, i was confused. when i read it again, i remembered my own heartbreak for my napolean. truly touching.