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POVERTY'S Lyric Opera House
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Monday, February 1, 2016 Rated "G" by the Author.

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Asa relates to poverty(see 'Poverty's Beauty')and just thinking...no matter how poor one is, no matter where they have been or where they happen to be - they can always listen to the 'sound of music' inside their very own...Opera House

My memories are aligned inside my head in subsequential order...structured from earliest to latest moment, age, year, month, minute and second So in synch and precisely conjoined that since familiar with it's visual context... my attention is at times dominated by orchestral melody copyright; asadseeley- 1/2016
Asa D Seeley, poet, writer, author, artist

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on February 2, 2016

I'm having a bit of trouble seeing what poverty has to do with this poem because it is rich in its connotations about memory. Few people have the ability to accurately recall everything they've ever experienced in chronological order. I would agree that most memory is recalled in its visual context.

Ron

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