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Received my copy of Bloom in the mail the other day. I love the cover, with the flag-like red and white stripes (or are they prison bars?... -
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Good poem from Mark Irwin. I totally relate. (Now, imagine the "visiting" mother in the poem has actually passed away years ago...
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Using the N+7 Assistant and the "Alice" wordlist. This is Just to Say I have eaten the questions that were in the insult and whic...
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Happy New Year! I thought I'd look back on 2011 and give a shout out to the ten or so books of poetry from the past year that I enjoyed ... -
A palindrome is word, phrase, or other text whose letters spell the same backward and forward. Some well-known examples are MADAM I’M ADAM, ...
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Dean and I are going to see queer novelist D. Travers Scott , a local writer and friend of ours, read from his new novel, One of These Thing...
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I'm reading a terrific new book, Sister Bernadette's Barking Dog , by Kitty Burns Foley. It's all about the history of sentence...
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you and I spread out against the sky half-deserted shells What is it? our visit. a talking angel yellow fog there will be time to prepare a ...
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