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People Are Cold by Kesauć Musheer Hill
What Do You Know About Time? by Aaron Nava
I'm Filthy Rich by David O. Smith
Love Poems by Amory Everette
Still Good In Me by Kesauć Musheer Hill
Leaving Prison Today by Dave E.
He Played Like Nothing Was Wrong by Aaron Nava
Words Put Together by Mike M.
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Welcome Back, an essay by Gerard Roman
Hardened from War, by Lefty
My Cat Squeeky by T. U.
Truly Humble by Mike M.
Arrival by Dave E.
Thinking of Family, by Henry Clark
Free by Aaron Nava
Unlikely Friends
I Wonder, an essay by Kenneth R. Martin
State Prison to LA County: Ready or Not by Diane Lefer
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How Many Others by T. U.
Fantasy Airport by Gerard Roman
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Money, Money, Money...
Beware of People with Strange Hats On
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People Busy, a drawing by Sidney Duberry
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What Do You Know about Time?
A Poem by Aaron Nava
I loved flowers and plants as a child.
Now, I see most cannot see my flowers
and plants.
I loved my little friends in school.
Now, friends rarely find anyone.
I worked for small wages.
Now, work has paid big wages.
I loved to learn things.
Now, I learn and love later.
I see people differently now
but people really never change.
I rode with time and
jumped off at 55 years.
I see life and time as one.
Now, I make my time my life.
Most do not know about time.
I see it, and them,
As I go on my way.