What the newspaper blended into today

Note: This is my belle absente or beautiful outlaw assignment.  The outlaw in question is the name of the person (or subject) to whom the poem is addressed. Each line of the poem includes all the letters of the alphabet except for the letter appearing in the dedicated name at the position corresponding to that of the line: when writing a poem to Eva, the first line will contain all letters except E, the second all letters except V, and the third all letters except A.

Choose someone mentioned in your newspaper to whom to address your poem. Compose a beautiful outlaw poem following the procedure outlined above and using words sourced from your newspaper text.  I chose "mix" because it contained an x, the hardest letter to find in my per-assignment trial run. I'm proud that something which took me over 70 hours first run got done in just over 12 hours this time.


Source of source word:
“Auctions” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: C-1. E-Edition. 

Other sources:

Bernard, Barbara. “Celebrate nurses around the globe” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: D-1 and D-5. E-Edition.

“Combined Market Listings” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: B-5. E-Edition.

Contrada, Fred “State report cites ‘failures’ in deaths” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: A-1 and A-8. E-Edition.

Hendawi, Hamza.  “Attack on Shiite rally kills 31” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: A-2. E-Edition.

Mellor, Miles. “Crossword” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: D-8. E-Edition.

Mastrodonato, Jason. “Red Sox back to full strength” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: A-1 and A-2. E-Edition.

Platanitis, Sarah “Chicopee Piecemakers ministry warms the needy” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: D-1 and D-3. E-Edition.

Plaisance, Mike. “State investing $3M in center” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: A-1 and A-2. E-Edition.

Johnson, Patrick. “Hoping to prevent excessive parties” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April 26, 2014: A-4. E-Edition.

Robbins, Carolyn. “After 5 decades in TV, she’ll finally have some time to read”Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: A-1 and A-2.  E-Edition.

Roback, Dave.  “Game 2 doesn’t go their way” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April  26, 2014: A-1 (photograph).  E-Edition.

"Spotlight" Springfield Republican [Springfield] April 26, 2014: A-2. E-Edition.

“Stocks fall sharply on earnings news” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April 26, 2014: B-5. E-Edition.

“Services and calling hours” Springfield Republican [Springfield] April 26, 2014: B-5. E-Edition.

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Apologized Buffer Cooley Dickinson

Eccentric Fire-beathing Growing Hospital

Innovation Jumping Knowledge Losses

Newborns Overlooks Procedures

Quarterly Revamping Shortcoming

Thousands Unfortunately Vote

Wake XXVI Years Zoe

 

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Aftermath Blasts Caesarean

Designed Embattled Financial

Greiving Heartbeat Join Knit

Lewinsky Mother Nothing

Oft-kilter Procedural Quasi

Remarkable Shadow Terror

Untrue Vindictive Willingness

Xerox Yarn Zone

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Active Behalf Childbirth

Detailing Expertise Fully

Genomics Helicopter Irani­an-backed

Journalism Killing Leaders

Monitored Non-profit Obstetrics

Problems Quality Reformulated

Something Tharsos Uptight

Verified Work Years Zany