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Poetry. Fiction. MFA @ USF. Dr @ UCSD.
EMANCIPATOR (New Fraktur Press).
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Wow I did not know that this existed. This is excellent.
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Door to door salesperson casing houses before breaking in
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I've had two false starts with under the volcano
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I lol'd
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Then I cheated lol
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Assuming we can reuse letters:
Tesselated
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I know for my first chapbook they could have put a turd on the cover and I'd have still just said "wow I have a book"
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That's a rough 22
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Congrats! Everything coming out of that press is very enjoyable
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How did this turn out
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2130
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Congrats!
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God i love her
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Ah, is this one from Cane?
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I urge you to do this
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How will they divert all of that energy from bitcoin mining to pay for AI
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This is nice to know
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Lol
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Wasn't there some internet girl who tried this already
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Heck that's a book title
Logged Out Of My Toothbrush, & Other Porms
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More poems should be thirsty for vengeance, I'll agree.
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Matthew Salasse didn't cover this in Craft In The Real World.
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Cities in Dust. I'm a vanilla fan.
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We received an update from the rehab center. Unfortunately, 2 of the chicks have passed, but the third is thriving in the incubator and eating. They've told us the reason for their early fledging may have had more to do with an ant invasion than our jostling the nest.
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Learning? Not in Trump's institutes of higher education!
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Unfortunately, the situation became more dire. I noticed the nest too late, and it was disrupted. The birds fell and were discovered by ants. We brought them inside in an incubator and then delivered them to a local wildlife rehabilitation center.
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Woah this is so spot on. Thank you for sharing.
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Ok gave it a shot.
Title: When Ben Said "Is This It?"
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I think I may have a few of these rolling around at home
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But do they still just want to have fun?
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Yes it feels very unsafe much of the time
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Gerard "Very" Manley Hopkins
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That's too bad. I saw them in Mammoth, CA about 10 years ago and they were great.
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This makes me sad