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Offsky, Evgenie by Kenny Moon Thursday, November 25, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

OFFSKY, EVGENIE A little shy to enter the salon – all those unforgiving mirrors tell me I’m in the wrong place; the world of feathering, layering and dyeing can be tough on a thin skin. If I looked like Warren Beatty she might want to rinse me, but I’m more of a capuchin than a cappuccino guy. Och, I’m offsky, I must be blind: the moon is a better mistress than a hair-stylist.

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Reviewed by Phyllis Jean Green	8/4/2011

How c l e v e r !! Beautifully written, to boot! Love it. xOx Phyllis xOx




Reviewed by Christine Tsen	11/26/2010

A truly clever poem... very moving in an intimate, playful and quirky way! Christine




Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	11/26/2010

mirrors are such an inconvient look at truth! i like this