Blackout Poetry #4 I remember our family mother sick in the end Nobody wanted this
Year: 2018
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National Poetry Month 2018: Blackout Poetry #3
Blackout Poetry #3 Come with me. promise to take me tell me we live happily…
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Movie Review: The Towering Inferno (1974)
It would be pretty hard to exist as an adult in our society without having at least an idea of…
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National Poetry Month 2018: Blackout Poetry #2
Blackout Poetry #2 I promise you won’t burn up too much how long will I be new? …
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National Poetry Month 2018: Blackout Poetry #1
I spent several months working on a book of blackout poetry and, now that it’s finally complete, I’m excited to…
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National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month! Here’s what Poets.org has to say about the event: National Poetry Month was inaugurated by…
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Movie Review: Battle Beyond the Stars (1980)
As we sat down to watch Battle Beyond the Stars, Jay shook his head and said, “I don’t know what…
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Book Review: The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert
The Hazel Wood is the kind of book you want to start reading again the moment you finish it. It’s…
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band, Breaking Glass, cult movies, film and tv, film review, movie review, music, music is life, music video, punk, rock, rock musicMovie Review: Breaking Glass (1980)
Watching Breaking Glass (1980) was a weird experience for me because I knew who the main star, Hazel O’Connor, was…
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Movie Review: Orca (1977)
Today, we’re going to be talking about the seventh movie I’ve chosen to tackle on my list of 100 Classic…
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