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Daily Archives: August 20, 2003
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We have killed two decades with our lives; Clocks and pocket-watches, notebooks and meetings have spoken to us in the language of Ur, a Babylonian-Chaldean moonmist frenzy of words and tired metaphors. In twenty years you’d think I might’ve found … Continue reading
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Tagged achievement, daily poems, high school, personal history, regret, relationships, reunions
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Of the People
They call themselves Republicans or Democrats and formerly, styled themselves Whigs or Tories; but it doesn’t take imagination to figure that they bend like willows in the wind, and change their stories to suit the temper of times, and fan … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, Statements
Tagged America, balance, daily poems, democracy, dissent, ignorance, partisanship, politics
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