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A Place of Truth: Busking poet Abi Mott finds verity in verse

Poet Abi Mott braves the cold for the sake of her art in A Place of Truth. (courtesy photo) Take

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

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

Mr. Rocky Balboa has a front row seat at Freddie’s Ale House in Baltimore. “Fiction at Freddies” held its pre-Christmas

For years, Monday night at the local pub has featured stimulating conversation, poetry, satire, biography and fiction; punctuated by a

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

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

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

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

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