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The club today voted to send Dan Simmon's poem as our submission to the Commuter this week. Can You Tell? by Danny Earl Simmons I...
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By Turtle Shell This is one of the November 2 meeting's First Lesson poems. ------------------------------ What I Wish I'd Le...
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Oh hey, here's something I probably should have linked to a couple weeks ago: It's a book! That's right, the Words & Pictu...
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* Choir concert o Feb 22: Deadline for poetry submissions o March 10: Choir concert * ...
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I haven't been getting very many poetry submissions of late (probably due to all of our highly urgent projects, hopefully this will chan...
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In my mind this poem makes up the words in a very short and pointless children's book. Each page would have one sentence, and would be accompanied by a cute picture of tall people who all look related standing around, picking fruit off of trees, and not playing basketball.
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