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Butting Heads with the Bygones

...Bygones are again beginning. Big Nose Kate and Doc Holliday bang and toss China plates, bothering my ears with their blooming Southern inhospitality. Bedbugs, I never want em, because they bi......

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Categories: inhospitality, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Renee Vivien 'We Sat Down' Translation

...“Nous nous sommes assises” (“We Sat Down”) by Renee Vivien loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch 1. Darling, we were like two exiles bearing our desolate souls within us. Daw......

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Categories: inhospitality, england, french, kiss, language,
Form: Free verse

Call It What You Want, Its Still True

...I want to live to become The kind of person I needed when I was young. Inspiring, affirming and solidifying solutions to the moral dilemmas of the inflicted youth of this era. Drugs,liquor and ......

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Categories: inhospitality, africa, care, courage, environment,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Victim Or Victor

...Phoenix and Phoenicia They had both been victims of their own sad minds stories lost told and untold narratives to be re-authored livid experience lived in silence meaning smeared in crusted mud......

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Categories: inhospitality, change, , cute,
Form: Free verse