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Pop Up Poetry: “Family”

Published by Rhetorical Redhead on February 16, 2015

I never turn down anyone. I love you people. All of you. Come…talk with me. Tell me your story; I want to hear it. And, if I may, I will memorialize it for you because your life is just as beautiful as the next. Lovely meeting this little family of three–mom, dad, and 3-month-old Vincenzo. Hope to see you guys in Portland sometime!

Haiku #103

Published by Rhetorical Redhead on August 12, 2014

The Kids Aren’t Alright

Published by Rhetorical Redhead on July 19, 2014

Plato on the Arts

Published by Rhetorical Redhead on July 17, 2014

If I hadn’t chosen English/Writing/Lit as my focus in college, I would have committed myself wholly and completely to the study of Music. There is such untapped power and knowledge in music and in the arts. I have found them hiding at the very core of Love and Joy and Adventure. And what kind of unfulfilled life would this be, if not comprised of those three?

Daily Haiku #82

Published by Rhetorical Redhead on July 15, 2014

The Kids Aren’t Alright (handwritten)

Published by Rhetorical Redhead on July 3, 2014
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