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7 hours ago ago from Port City Poets - Wilmington Star News - Wilmington, NC
by Ana Ribeiro FANTASTIC poem by Andrea Young on living, learning, growing, suffering, losing one's way, coming 'round stronger and more generous. Read it, then check out the latest edition of Word Salad Poetry Magazine online for more good poems. Good poetry makes me all warm and fuzzy these cold winter days! Happy holidays! Here's the poem: Where I live, by Andrea Young (Published by Bruce Whealton, with co-editor Jean Jones , ...
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