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			<title>A New Home for the Commandant's Wife</title>
			<description>She would have a good life here among voluble green.Gatherings of&amp;nbsp;blood-red blooms about her new home.(Appropriate landscapingfor a woman of her pedigree)The neighbors are a noisy crew on their way to dyinglight at the end of the day. They single file to bunks,stacked ..</description>
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			<title>Like What my Father Said</title>
			<description>I stir the news, trying to mix the creamy fluff, with all these dark brewings. An attempt to blend something closer to the truth than what I am I drinking in. &amp;quot; Amnesty International, and Peace &amp;quot;, like picket signs, are printed boldly on my mug, from a time when I tho..</description>
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			<title>On Any Given American day</title>
			<description>As God's flippancy turns on a dime,heads are tossed. Pairs of coined opinions, impaired with some righteous stampupon sentences of legitamacyare read to me&amp;#2013266053;A small new African-American ?( The PC term for a human being these days because we are all awarethat being &quot; Ir..</description>
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			<title>Quaint from a Distance</title>
			<description>From an arial distance, where angels look like three monkeys,&amp;nbsp;blind, deaf, and dumbthe roofs appear quaint,&amp;nbsp;in this&amp;nbsp;civilized view. Distressed red-wooden steps; ( oh the things we auction off when we tear down the barn ) a ladder for God to get the hell awayfrom ou..</description>
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			<title>Why We Love Cliches</title>
			<description>No one wantsto approach writinggeared tight&amp;nbsp;in somegrease monkey&amp;rsquo;s backyard,like a jacked up Yugothinking it&amp;rsquo;s a Benz.When I was a childI salvaged a wordfrom the side of the road.Folks, racing pastto never being last,gave it a glance. But Ihitched it tode..</description>
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			<title>Recalling Mt. Olympus</title>
			<description>On the altars of Gods daemons&amp;nbsp;can be&amp;nbsp;found,bound with the sashes of Hera, converted with orthodox lashings. I wear the lamb's blood well.Sacrifice is always shiny, bringing about the worshippers.&amp;quot; Never defile the marriage bed &amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;a younger deity will soon ..</description>
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			<link>http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/maggie42/345993/</link>
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			<title>Free</title>
			<description>This is your temple,an altar of alms,where scars are no longermarks of beast,but open palms of beauty.Wailing ceasesin this thinness of skin.Sighs herald the fallof Jericho walls,set in the stone of&amp;nbsp;blood.I am Noah&amp;rsquo;s flood,as they come down from within.Your hold is..</description>
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			<title>Naughty</title>
			<description>naughti&amp;middot;ness n.Word History: Middle English noughti, first recorded in the last quarter of the 14th century, was derived from nought, which primarily meant &amp;ldquo;nothing&amp;rdquo;.&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash;&amp;mdash..</description>
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			<title>Small Murders</title>
			<description>My brother murdered a man,incarcerating his body.His soul recieved its sentence long ago.We wasted an afternoon once,over the telephone, and coffee.I listened , and he talked.Being rubbed the wrong wayis merely execution of sound,angling round corners of a vulgar amplifying.But..</description>
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			<title>The Religion of a Woman's Anatomy</title>
			<description>this is a complicated one folks lol</description>
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			<title>Perspectives</title>
			<description>Entrancedwith such august spreadings,deep dark pinions playwith the sciences of nature.It seems enfolding,as it unfolds;a soft featherbedto sink into.Flinging it's mighton a wing, and a prayer,as if just a soul gliding.We dream of danceslike this one. A lack of perspective..</description>
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			<title>Love Notes from God</title>
			<description>for my daughter</description>
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			<title>Hitching Rides with Indiana Boys</title>
			<description>a homage to Kurt Vonnegut, and John Mellencamp</description>
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			<title>Candy in a Pocket</title>
			<description>Baby-hood is sunflowers, water-painted,because Daddys love yellow.Big Eyes never stop staring,when they&amp;nbsp;know you miss your father.&amp;nbsp;Baby-hood is candy in a pocket.Big teeth have a soft voice,when they kiss your cheek gently,and beg you to stop crying.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Baby-h..</description>
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			<title>A Fashionable Trend</title>
			<description>&amp;quot;I am dying.&amp;quot; ,or so she says, eyes wide,and leaning into me,as if I had heard herin the blurry rise of a nap.Her hood of shroud,&amp;quot;Abercrombie&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;a &amp;quot; finched &amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;hue,is fashionably askew,across her hair. I stareat the latest style underneathit..</description>
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			<title>A Play on Blackbirds</title>
			<description>Blood is not a one man act.With a pound of flesh, a pintis always tapped to take the lead.Families wear a noblesse,sashedalong the blue linesof bluer beauty pageants.Pedigrees; veins collapsingwith stagefright under the pressureof too many needling critiques.She opens, hand..</description>
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