From the story The Healthiest Girl in Town, pages 212-213, the poem entitled The Cure was found. For this poem, the ending was a quandary. You will see the final selection when your read The Cure. The alternate ending would have added this line: “I have to get things ready.” Read the poem as written, then read it adding this line to the end. Which do you prefer?
Pulitzer Remix is a project of the Found Poetry Review.
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Tagged as anger, body, cure, death, experience, family, found poem, life, mortality, pain, Pulitzer Remix, self, sensation
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