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Two Poems by LionHeart

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Memory Paralysis
By LionHeart

‘Everybody else don’t move, that’s off they ears, oh he gone get in trouble,
that’s off they memory, they don’t move, they enslaved, they enslaved
to what could possibly happen’ – Kanye West … Continue reading→

‘Everybody’s Had to Fight to be Free’: Tom Petty, Symbolism, Empathy and America

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By Victor D. Infante

Somewhere, somehow, somebody must have kicked you around some
Tell me why you want to lay there, revel in your abandon
Honey, it … Continue reading→

Six Poems by R/B Mertz

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Rudy Guiliani in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
By R/B Mertz

Between Vampire Slayers, students reach
hands up into nothing, teachers bite
their tongues with sidewalks.

Holes worn through the stratosphere
& the population. Oil shaped hole, … Continue reading→

The Assumption of Heroism and Other Thoughts on Violence

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By Victor D. Infante
1.) Dancing With Heroes

Perhaps the most fascinating journey on the most-recent season of Dancing with the Stars was that of Alek Skarlato, the 23-year-old Army National Guardsman specialist who, along with two fellow … Continue reading→

‘Dear Nat,’ by Anastacia Tolbert

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‘Dear Nat’
by Anastacia Tolbert

nat,

everyone should have 5 multicolored washcloths. a white one for the face, one for the body, one for your front private area, one for your back private area and one for the … Continue reading→