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Dan Cuddy Poetry 

Emeryville Adventure

May 25, 2014 Dan Cuddy

10 p.m. Emeryville, California Amtrak Station the city of Oz across the bay but why pass up a cab you

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Len Shindel Literature Poetry 

The Star

May 12, 2014May 12, 2014 Len Shindel

In the distance, behind a sign advertising 3,300 acres for lease, A steel mill is meeting what free market economists

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Literature Poetry Shirley J. Brewer 

Red Dress

November 26, 2013November 26, 2013 Shirley J. Brewer

Every tree needs a red dress in autumn, a crisp fire-red, fashion statement at November’s Ball, a party in country

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Hal Foster Literature Poetry 

Eulogy to abandonment

November 24, 2013 Hal Foster

This poem is dedicated to those with borderline personality disorder. He was your love, your rock, your life’s delight, And

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Anthony C. Hayes Poetry 

I Think She’s Hot

November 13, 2013July 21, 2022 Anthony C. Hayes

If I wanted to meet someone beautiful, right away, I’d think she’s hot. If I wanted to meet someone sensual,

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Literature Mehr Lamba Poetry 

Is this how I am to see you?

August 11, 2013 Mehr Lamba

To whom so ever you maybe, I’m still sitting here, so patiently With your eyes haunting my dreams And a

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Claire Bolden Literature Poetry 

Mrs. Rochester

August 4, 2013August 4, 2013 Claire Bolden

They don’t see me, but they feel me everywhere. When he touches her with his one good hand, he feels

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Caitlan Mitchell Literature Poetry 

when silence becomes an attachment

June 10, 2013June 9, 2013 Caitlan Mitchell

a long root protruding from the esophagus we must say something stand before tyrant crowds who shout for the apocalypse

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Dan Cuddy Literature Poetry 

Tsunami, December 2004

June 6, 2013June 5, 2013 Dan Cuddy

So much bitters and sugar Dissolved with the salt of the sea   Sticks, stones, names Pummeled   Baptism surely

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Caitlan Mitchell Literature Poetry 

from the vacant stillness

June 4, 2013June 3, 2013 Caitlan Mitchell

from the vacant stillness of late august in maryland i’ve been long ago far away follied down a well after

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