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She refused, refused, refused.

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Cabal-meister, your cabriolet…

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An opium-addled polymath.

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His imagination was prodigious.

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A monocular knock’s not beatific…

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Foxy Fritzi’s niece gapes at a cluster…

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If the game between Dox Sox and Lex Sox…

By: Franklin Bruno

“Do not sing to rain, poet, make it rain.”

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Celebrating thirteen HiLo Heroes about whom we wrote in 2014.

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The Dark Magus’s art is the moon’s…

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Her slant rhymes were radically proto-modernist.

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A strigine strongman had a mania…

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Clarity and balance, not disorientation, were his artistic mainsprings.

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Imaginative play that constructs a world available to experience.

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Without him, The Sixties as we know them might not have happened.