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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Revisiting Shepp – illustrated poem
Posted in illustrated poem, jazz, Malcolm Evison, Pictures, POETRY, Uncategorized
Tagged Archie Shepp, illustrated poem, jazz, people, personal, poetry
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A Question of Balance
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Tagged caring, feeling, numbness, poetry, sharing
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Man For His Age – a poem
MAN FOR HIS AGE Care-worn he leads his guilt free life, turns fears into a bar-room joke – he never fails though sometimes falls a victim to “the changing times”. Suburban heroes never weep, they share … Continue reading
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