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United States of America

Poems, recitation videos, articles and commentary from United States of America.

Grace E. Reed (Poetry), North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, United States of America

Marimba Player and the Her Drum

Author Grace E. Reed Date 5 July, 2013
By Grace E. Reed | Poetry
As you place your leather tipped sticks onto the keys—as the rhythm of the...
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Grace E. Reed (Poetry), North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, Uncategorized, United States of America

I Read it Here and I Heard it There

Author Grace E. Reed Date 5 July, 2013
By Grace E. Reed | Poetry
Todays newspaper said, “that thing is like this” and the other side said, “no...
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Gender Equality for Women, North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, United States of America

Killing Prejudices

Author Linda M. Crate Date 16 June, 2013
By Linda M. Crate | Poetry
the world is vast, and I am but one gaunt footstep in it’s abdomen;...
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Gender Equality for Women, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, United States of America

Who is the serpent?

Author Linda M. Crate Date 16 June, 2013
By Linda M. Crate | Poetry
there is a gorgon who once knew beauty they say she was a monster,...
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Grace E. Reed (Poetry), North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, United States of America

High Flyer

Author Grace E. Reed Date 27 March, 2013
By Grace E. Reed | Poetry
High Flying Eagle Pass me by if you wish Don’t pass me by if...
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