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Dear Ticket Lady,

I used to believe that I was magical, could see things nobody else could. Now, things aren’t looking so good. I’m in a rut. I don’t know whether to start over, quit my job or move to another state. Yes, part of me wants to get away, but my family is giving me grief. Help!

In-a-Rut

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  • I'm afraid I must withdraw my poem, "North Of Eagle Nest, south of Raton" which was submitted in August 2019. It has been accepted elsewhere. Thank you for your consideration. I will submit again in the future.
    larry Schug

    • Hi There, Larry. Your best bet is to withdraw via the Submittable tool. Kudos on your work being accepted out in the wild.Bravo!
      Kae

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