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Daily Archives: March 15, 2004
Jury of My Peers
The Fiction of a jury of my peers: to think that there are twelve more just like me, who’ll be available should I require their patient ears and minds to keep me free. To be complete, the dozen must include … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, daily poems, equality, hypocrisy, justice, peer pressure, self-similarity
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