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1968: A Fifty-Year RetrospectiveBad Crowd
by Corey Weinstein an energetic poem that reveals how being in with the bad crowd in the sixties wasn’t actually bad People’s Park
by Steve Surryhne a poem about the living theatre that was Berkeley’s People’s Park protests in the late sixties More Poetry . . .A Sidewalk Tale
by Mike Lambert a poem about a mysterious sign left on a sidewalk that first trips the poet and then shakes him out of his writer’s block Going Home
by Rodney J. Shapiro a touching and sometimes humorous poem of how going home isn’t always what we hoped it would be Confessions of a Pigeon Hater
by Elsa Fernandez a humorous poem about how a perennial pigeon hater changes her view of them from robber barons to warriors Haibun 1
by Mary Heldman a haibun portraying a touching yet dichotomous dream-vision of the poet’s mother |
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