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Poetry: Family conflict

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  by Linda Ann Nickerson

  TOO FAR

  Mid roses white, they swapped their rings,
  And promised many heartfelt things.
  One week later, she was bruised,
  With

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• 2 of 56

  by Libby Bellibone

  To a Good Man

  The evening is over, the battle un-won,
  The mother's been punished for raising their son,
  "You're weak, ineffective,

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  by Linda Sajiw

  Across time I landed
  in a family with ties so strong
  we bound each other with memories past.
  Clasped in anger boiled over
  frozen

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  by Tyler Cathey

  CANE AND ABLE...

  
  
  

  INTRO

  Two Brothers
  Both Smart
  Grew up together
  But grew apart

  Great expectations
  Only one succeeds
  but it's the

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• 5 of 56

  by Dorothy Wheaton

  A LETTER TO MY FATHER

  Do you see me father?
  Do you hear my cries?
  You want me to understand you
  But all you say are lies
  You just

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Poetry: Family conflict