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sitt tucks his copies of these
poems, together with his
other writings, back in their
folders and notebooks and
sets them in a dark green file
cabinet in the corner of the
room.
Nearby are photographs of
Lipsitt's late wife, Betty, his
children and grandchildren.
And sitting on his dresser are
books on poetry and
literature and prayer books
stacked seven and eight deep.
In the day, the poetry books
are frequently opened to
pages that provide a rhyme
with "gold" or "new," the
prayer books to a page on
which Lipsitt may comment
at the next Shabbat service.
And at night they are all
shut tight, the dark blanket
of night closing over their
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The 1988 Michigan Senior
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age 55 and over will take
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and archery to competiton in
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Southfield.
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I wish to thank my friends and relatives
for their concern and good wishes dur-
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