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Books
· The Point Of The Grave

· Sedro Woolley 3 to 5

· Sedro Woolley Chap 1 to 2


Poetry
· MAGA House Keeping Upkeep And Landscaping

· America Politician

· Majestic Aristocrat Governing Autocracy 1 to 6

· See Shore WAKE

· In GOD Bless America

· Heavy HeART

· P O E T R Y

· Dye Destiny

· It IS ALL About YOU

· Carry Thee Home

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nO thinG

by David Lester Young — Read all 1,103 poems by David Lester Young

TiS bE A poeT dutY
tO confuciuS uS

Friday, January 10, 2025


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nO thinG

speC oF nothinG
shoulD bE somethinG
butT emptY niL spacE
alaS yeA stilL screamS
devoiD oF noN exisT tencE
poeT treE stilL breathing

reclaiminG dD “daviD”
daviD lesteR younG



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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 11, 2025
Making the last letter in a word a capital letter does not improve the poem one bit. But the poem is clearly crying out for recognition and that's okay. Especially for a veteran who did what he thought was right for the country initially owe me to be left in the lurch in later years.

Ron


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