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Poetry by Sherrill D. Wilson: Holding the Vision, Artifacts…

Sherrill D Wilson, PhD Urban Anthropologist Full biography below Holding the Vision I pray you are well… I pray you are calm with a steady hand… I pray you know that you are Protected and in the hands of the Almighty In spite of the

Poetry by Robert Levy: Wanting to Scream; Respect; The Weeping Woman

Poetry by Robert Levy Published July 28th, 2016 Wanting to Scream Say you are hung over, noxious, fragile, and your truculent, recalcitrant eye finds itself magnetized to the minor, inconsequential detritus of morning: tarry remains of yesterday’s coffee still clumped at the bottom of the