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Wilde Lyl Publisher
Wikipedia Poem, No. 962 published widely eating drugs published widely butt eating drugs you’ll be published widely’ll be published wilde ly about eating drugs you’ll be published widely’ll be widely’ll be published widely about drugs you’ll be a publisher wilde lyl publisher be published
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Protected: “Suddenly, everyone in America”
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Nothing to Do with Roses
Reverential in a way you could never be; And I’ve yet to read you. I’m ironbark dreaming, meanwhile, except I’m not; I’m ironstone. You, on the other hand, I’ve seen it clear as a ghost: The world will not let you write what you mean or come across weak. Watered down like a pure-bred. Afraid…
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Ten Red Bowls
Wikipedia Poem, No. 805 Joseph M. Gerace is a poet who send you scheduled to get it out too much is a poet a shower to get you a check for the latest I can get you know that the more on the most important one and sister and I hope your mind let you…
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The Creator
Wikipedia Poem, No. 792 i wonder if he ever needs that penurious nun in his ballgame again i think of him someone who believed he had found expressionless rooms [of faith] for crash [of faith] crush [of faith] grimelight [of faith] and empty each perspective
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“The Biggest Bomb” David Ignatow
Y’all should get real intimate with this gem. It’s from “Claims for Poetry,” a dope book of essays edited by Donald Hall from 1982. This short essay from 1955 is by a poet I had never heard of, David Ignatow. I googled him and discovered he was the kind of poet who found some success,…
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Mindfulness Reminder
Wikipedia Poem, No. 707 What gear do I need to achieve great photos? recording as a tool for science and interpreting a diverse will help you make photography more used to omega works uploaded daily into the world it has been more been used than influenced not only by a series that influenced not be…
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Beavers
“Being a writer is a lot like being a beaver. The beavers’ teeth itch, right? So that’s why they cut down trees. Right? Because that’s the only thing that stops their teeth from driving them crazy.” David Mamet
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