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- Illumination
by Myra Marsh - Joey's Thoughts
by Billy Joe Collins - Kings, Niggers and Negroes
by Lhea Love - Drawing Dead
by Antonia Biscardi - When You Feel & Don't Know How to Say : A Book of Poems
by Estefania Crespo - A Walk and Imagine
by Susan Schoeffield - Baseball Artistry 1st Edition
by Jorge Delara - The Maverick and Other Poems Spanning Fifty Years
by Jerine P. Watson - SWEET CITY
by Leah M Hege - Seasons & Elements: Poetic Phases of Love
by Yolanda Gaston
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- Sparks from the Burning City
- by Michael Ugulini
Poems, which subtly speak of a foreboding future amidst the beauty and grace to be found today. "Sparks from the Burning City" is poetry that revels in the here and now, while casting a wary eye to that horizon tinged with red and orange.
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- The Naught Times
- by Jane Marion
When a heart is empty it seeds itself on a blank page, with the hope growth might arise out of each loss. The Naught Times is a collection of short, melancholy prose and fiction about love, loss, friendship and nostalgia. From cover to cover the writing spans the last decade of the author's life. It is a book about the difficulty of saying goodbye, and letting go.
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- Obscurities of the Heart
- by Irenia Guajardo
Collection of dark poetry
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- I remember you well by Louis M. Boudreaux By: Louis M. Boudreaux
- by Virtuoso Book Distribution
This poetry was written over the last four years; in Hollywood California, Las Vegas Nevada, Casa Grande, Tempe, and Tucson Arizona. Written in friend’s bedrooms, coffee shops, bars, sitting on sidewalks, motel rooms, and jail cells. Thank you to The Lost Girls for all of your inspiration. An extra special thank you to Riverside Julia for getting me started over a decade ago. Your belief in me has not been in vain. My most heartfelt appreciation to you, the reader. Writing this book has brought me great joy and heartache. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I have enjoyed writing it.
All my love and respect,
Louis M. Boudreaux
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- From inside these prison walls By: Louis M. Boudreaux
- by Virtuoso Book Distribution
Shackles
They may be able to put shackles on my wrist, and they can put shackles on my ankles;
But they will never be able to shackle my mind.
This may be hard for some to understand
But even though I sit and write from the confines of an Arizona prison,
I am blessed in so many other ways.
Yes, I long for my freedom
As I look out at the world from inside these prison walls.
