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[Title] => Waiting for the world’s first verse
[Summary] => Empty spaces speak of how poetry is born of the blank page, a black hole out of which springs the first verse of the world.
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[Title] => Poems and reflections on Father’s Day
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[ColumnID] => 136244
[Focus] => 1
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November 3, 2013 - 12:00am
