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Tom Clark's "Ghost of a Chance" (after Mallarme)
Lee Wiley, "Ghost of a Chance"
"I need your love so badly, I love you oh so madly, but I don't stand a ghost of a chance with you. . ."
We invite readers to write a brief inventive essay (one hundred words or less) speculating on possible connections between the ghosts of Mallarme and Lee Wiley.
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