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Poetry: Danger

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  by Shirley Lake

  The Night Guard at the Women's Shelter

  Exhausted but alert,
  responsible for the undisturbed
  rest of seventeen sleeping women,
  I'm

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• 2 of 16

  by R Marie Taylor

  Look both ways before crossing the road
  Listen carefully for speeding cars
  That are, as yet, un-seen

  Never talk to strangers
  Don't

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• 3 of 16

  by Cassie Mcnabb

  hurt no more

  when the going gets weak i still stand strong,
  you may stab me but wounds always heal,
  you can beat me make me

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• 4 of 16

  by Paul Curtis

  TONIGHTS THE NIGHT

  Jim Owen was talking with his best man Billy Wright
  About his coming nuptuals on his wedding night
  Jim was

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  by Shelbe Stewart

  Poetry: Danger

  The night I flirted with danger,

  and took it to the edge.

  I got this feeling inside my head,

  no more of this

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