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			<title>Eulogy for my father</title>
			<description>A poem written for the end of my dad's eulogy.  It' feeds from my childhood memories of him playing the guitar.  Then touches upon the monster cancer which devoured the strongest man I knew.</description>
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			<title>objectionable world</title>
			<description>an angry mans comment on the chipping away of our perieved freedom</description>
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			<title>hall of mirrors</title>
			<description>a pantoum eastern style of poetry</description>
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			<title>rant against the boogieman</title>
			<description>a tirade from a slightly unbalanced, but fundamental athiest</description>
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			<title>rain fall</title>
			<description>&amp;nbsp;Conceived in furnaceBirthed through granite steel canalNursed upon heather tartan tweed.&amp;nbsp;After games under slagheap sunsetsCoal burning warms our bones Sodden from the endless mist&amp;nbsp;The fires are out &amp;nbsp;The rain still falls&amp;nbsp;</description>
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