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Most people ignore most poetry because most poetry ignores most people.
-Adrian Mitchell
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- The Night Abraham Called to the Stars
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- Carmen Hererra
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- Edna O'Brien
- Left and Right
- Walking Around
- Coffee With Milk
- Chinese Proverbs
- Sunday Walk
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- Kenneth Patchen
- Gramercy Tavern Gingerbread
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- I Object To Violence
- Bad People
- The Glimpse Of Something In The Oven
- Conversation With The Soul
- Two Sisters
- I Work Standing
- Orange
- Sharon Olds
- Bathing in Your Brother’s Bathwater
- Nin Andrews
- Mario's Magic
- Poet Nin Andrews
- Adrian Mitchell
- Swamp Man
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- Albert Camus
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- Call and Answer
- Jane Hirshfield
- Mirabai
- Sweet Dreams
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- Human Beings
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1 comment:
critically powerful.
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