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(1938-2023) By Robert Castagna You’re an insomniac for the living. Still...
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By Donna Tarrant Tide turns Waves crisscrossing While sand is swept away And...
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By Aamar Farttoosi He knew the others, So, he threw his stones over them and...
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By Aamer Farttoosi We can, now, ask how we met, We can, now, spell the way...
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