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Poetry Foucault’s Pendulum by Michael Arthur make deft use of rhythm and rich imagery to bestow a message of hope through constant change. To…
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Poetry Macartney’s poem fascinates itself around the violent journey of a snail across foliage and the total power the observer enjoys. Scared static on…
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