Originally Printed in PigeonBike Poetry’s “Trash and Crackers”
Image and Broadside Poetry Prints By Jack Varnell
The Lexicon Of The Orphanage Broadsides Redux Edition
About Jack VarnellJack Varnell is a writer, poet, photographer
and social media addict living in the suburbs
of Atlanta, GA.
He is a regular contributor at
various online publications.
He can be found:
Twitter, @jackvarnell
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