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Hey Linda What Did You Mean U Read It Cuz It Was Me So Could You Kindly Tell Me Who I Am
linda-----listen to Leonard Cohen any song on youtube.....puhhhhhh  leasssssse      
he'll make you feel as inadaaquate as he does me, betcha....i cannot listen to his 
words early  because i...

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Categories: hangars, romanceme, music, snow, eve, love, me, music,
Form: Free verse



The 60s
American Bandstand, Aqua Velva Ads, Aretha Franklin, and, the Andy Griffith Show
Black lights, Bewitched, bean bag chairs, beads, Batman and the Beatles
Cleopatra, Corvairs, Corvettes, Chevelles, Captain Kangaroo, Civil Rights Movement
Dionne Warwick, Derek and the Dominoes,...

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Categories: hangars, america, angst, fashion, history, music, political, war,
Form: Abecedarian
Sensitivity
SENSITIVITY

They’re all ignored by us, but they have feelings too :
A black  gravestone  in  New York, down in the world, 
Recalling its halcyon days as a part of 
The impressive strata ...

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Categories: hangars, funnynight, old, beach, feelings, night, old,
Form: Free verse
Missing Pilot
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Europa IV – The Long Night Goodbye 
Nick Armbrister and Andy N

Missing Pilot
The girl was very nice
She had a little daughter
And was married

But that was fine
She was open minded
And liked other guys

And some gals...

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Categories: hangars, conflict, courage, death, desire, flying, lost love,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Day Dreams
Day Dreams

I love to have daydreams, 
about the nighttime. 
I believe I can see it all 
clearer in the light. 
I am not afraid of the monsters...
in the closet, made of laundry
and fallen clothes, 
from...

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Categories: hangars, confusion, journey, leaving, love hurts, myth, philosophy,
Form: Free verse



Oh To Be Hanged Or Hung
Let voted houses remain hung
And horse-trading go on unsung,
Let picture frames on walls get hung,
But men need never once be hung.
Call it an edict of a tongue,
Linguists' belief and devout faith,
Man should only be hanged...

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Categories: hangars, language, words,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things