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			<title>Swine to the Slaughter</title>
			<description>They gorged,&amp;nbsp;Freely at first,&amp;nbsp;a stuffing of throats with oily lard and tinctures of burning liquids to make&amp;nbsp;them forget.&amp;nbsp;They drank,Barley at first,with unleavened bread and bodies of white, fresh pressed,&amp;nbsp;soaked in red&amp;nbsp;They laughed,&amp;nbsp;Crudely at first,&amp;nbsp;for thei..</description>
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			<title>A N****e That Looked to the Sky</title>
			<description>The little seaport town smell, a thick sludge of kelp and frothy ocean waves flooded my nostrils as I stepped out unto the cobblestone. It was a slightly dreary day but not that utterly dreadful dreary that makes one want to shut the door and crawl into bed, no, it was rather a subtle bleakness that..</description>
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			<title>Aged Love</title>
			<description>A poem about an older woman remembering what it was like to be young and in love. </description>
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