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Tag Archives: Walt Whitman
Approximately seven minutes about men and women
Men and women shout at each other in America, Africa, Asia, Australia and even Europe. They kiss each other, smile at each other, flirt with each other, hurt each other anywhere anytime. They multiply and curse each other, they divide … Continue reading →
Posted in Barbara Guest, Creative writing, Frank O'Hara, Fun, Literature, Poetry, Writing
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Tagged Cafe Writing, Emily Dickinson, Keneth Koch, men, sex, Walt Whitman, women
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