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Internet Poetry
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The Human Condition: Poems by
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Weirdo
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From the Bottom
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The Lottery Ticket: Stories By:
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2015
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Police And Goons
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The Blues: Poems By:
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Written In Stone
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What Am I Doing?
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from the bottom
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| What can I say about this book? I really loved this one. Now, I hate to say that a book is funny. I usually don't read to laugh, though I love to. I usually read for insight into the human condition. But this was probably the funniest book I have rea ...more | |
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"This was a great start for me. I can't wait to get to the second Easy Rawlins. The best thing about this novel was the ambiance and the character of Easy Rawlins. So well done! I want to watch the movie to compare. I recommend Devil in the Blue Dress"
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"Ezekiel “Easy” Rawlins fought his way across Europe as a decorated soldier during World War II, but in post-war Los Angeles, he’s a second class citizen because he’s black. When Easy is fired from a good job due to racism from his boss, he finds hims"
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I love short Steinbeck novels. They tend towards brevity while being profuse in beauty, often written in idyllic tones that contrast with the" Read more of this review » |
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“distractions A hornet stings, but does not hurt me Because the beer I am drinking Is man made Well, nature made the hornet And nature made me And we refuse to get along Because I smash him with my shoe, for stinging me And that’s the history of countries made by Man And the history of the world And I am simpleton because I refuse To understand my life Politics and religions cloud me And I am as poor as a hummingbird Only buzzing with sound As the ships of the world crash around me”
― The Human Condition: Poems by
― The Human Condition: Poems by
“Strange Things It’s strange the things people say To you The things people do you Which may not have much Significance at the time But on reflection, Days, months, Even years later Have so much significance A strange person coming Into your life at a strange moment Or something good Happening”
― Written In Stone
― Written In Stone
“Lottery Ticket There’s so much Which goes unheard and unspoken I watch a woman in a nurse’s uniform Stand in line buying a small stack of lottery tickets Her voice is tired along with her hair And the back of her scalp She’s hoping one of those lottery Tickets will serve as a vehicle out Of her job and her life I watch people standing in line Buying those lottery tickets And feel very sad Waiting”
― Internet Poetry
― Internet Poetry
“Man only likes to count his troubles; he doesn't calculate his happiness.”
― Notes from Underground, White Nights, The Dream of a Ridiculous Man, and Selections from The House of the Dead
― Notes from Underground, White Nights, The Dream of a Ridiculous Man, and Selections from The House of the Dead
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