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		<description>The original writings of author Ayla</description>
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			<title>Migration</title>
			<description>We met when suns rose high and still,and birds made glassy, half-throatnoises that seemed to come from everywhere -and never quite died down.&amp;nbsp;You gave me flowers shaped like stars -you touched my cheekwith silver hands,and told me Autumn could never blurthe etchings on our skin.&amp;nbsp;Petals, bl..</description>
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			<title>Woman on subway sneers like vinegar, scowls darkly, folds her arms</title>
			<description>A poem written in a flurry of outrage after reading an article about street harassment. A woman's body and her life are her own - she is not there for your viewing pleasure.</description>
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			<title>Astro Turf</title>
			<description>This is a syllabic poem (meaning there is a set pattern of syllables per line) that I did for my poetry class. It came from looking up at the night sky and feeling a strange pang of homesickness.</description>
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