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Opinionated: Running My Mouth Before My Thoughts Even Get Situated

by Richard S 2020-05-28 04:41:24

Opinionated: Running My Mouth Before My Thoughts Even Get Situated

by Richard S 2020-05-28 04:41:24

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In the literary world, the art of poetry is like no other art...It is the paint that you just take and splatter on thewall and some believe that it isn't worth anything, while others believe that it isworth everything...

In the literary world, the art of poetry is like no other art...It is the paint that you just take and splatter on thewall and some believe that it isn't worth anything, while others believe that it isworth everything... Less

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February 13, 2020
9798613590230

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