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Wikipedia Poem, No. 333

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November 9, 2016

Joseph M. Gerace

poetry

America, art, change, Donald Trump, Election, election 2016, Hillary Clinton, news, poetry, voting

Wikipedia Poem, No. 332

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November 8, 2016

Joseph M. Gerace

wikipoem

America, art, Donald Trump, Election, Hillary Clinton, noise, poetry, social media, twitter, vote

Wikipedia Poem, No. 315

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September 27, 2016

Joseph M. Gerace

wikipoem

art, debate, Donald Trump, fear, feminism, Hillary Clinton, language, metaphor, poetry, politics

Wikipedia Poem, No. 99

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August 13, 2015

Joseph M. Gerace

poetry, wikipoem

amiri baraka, art, conspiracy, freedom, government, Hillary Clinton, history, identity, meditation, politics, quiet