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The Extraordinary Pretender Part Two
Written By: AnonymousI don’t know why I was asked to meet with our city’s mayor here at his home this morning. Maybe some people wanted me to express some thoughts in this forum in a way in which they’re usually not communicated here! I don’t know. Anyway, Mayor Jennifer is taping my words now, so I’ll begin. But the things I’m going to talk about here will all be unorganized. That’s the way I think, I guess. I’m just going to tell you some random thoughts that I think might interest, or even…See More
The Extraordinary Pretender Part One
Written By: George JenniferWithin these words I find solace during desolate days. Within this city I find sanctuary, creativity, retribution and symbolism distilled from wicked ways. But more important than the “finds” found in those first two sentences, are the insights from them which I’ve now claimed as my own; insights which were first discovered by others, and then shared by them, and are now incorporated into my personal lifestyle and points of view. And I’ve read a poem whose first line…See More
Sometimes As Four Parts Divided
Written By: AnonymousPART ONEI guess it’s another day to anger those who tell us to remove the past as our greatest focal point. So, now through backward mental propulsion, we’re where we can once again analyze all we’ve experienced either through real events, imagination, or learned knowledge. But those we considered yesterday’s heroes are mostly gone now, yet, to me, the most fortunate of them were those who found both advancement and refuge within the realm of artistic expression. And, it’s…See More
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