Who Is that girl? Who walks along with Those wistful eyes And just sighs A painful sigh Full of memory And remembrance She is A girl of the past A girl forgotten Just a shadow Of what she once was All that remains is a faint Hum A sigh And a meaningful Goodbye Of that …
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“A federal investigation found that deputies had used stun guns on prisoners already strapped into a ‘restraint chair.’ The family of one man who died after being forced into the restraint chair was awarded more than six million dollars… The family of another man killed in the restraint chair got $8.25 million… after the discovery…
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The other day, Anne, my yoga teacher began class by saying, “When the student is ready, the teacher appears. So says Lao Tzu.” I couldn’t stop myself from correcting her, “Nope, he never said that.” “Who said it then?” she asked. “No one knows. I am guessing fake Lao Tzu? In other words, someone who…
Ben Jonson (born June 11, 1572, in London). My Picture Left in Scotland I now think Love is rather deaf than blind, For else it could not be That she, Whom I adore so much, should so slight me And cast my love behind. I’m sure my language to her was as…
Who are they? In 150 words or less. Related Stories Daniel Nester and Jonah Winter’s proposed names of poetry books Go to Source Author: The Best American Poetry
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