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Poetry: Family ties

• 1 of 114

  by Stephan Jenson

  Inner me Inner you

  I thought it was the outer you, that use to comb my hair
  When it really was the inner you showing ,that

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• 2 of 114

  by Norma Jean Bishop

  Out of the vast Pacific
  came the dream -
  that races could live in harmony,
  could overcome differences
  and walk side by side.

  Rainbows

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• 3 of 114

  by Rinda M. Byers

  My daddy's doll lay hidden away
  Toes and fingers missing,
  Face worn down with kissing,
  Arms and legs all out of whack,
  Hardly

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• 4 of 114

  by Penny S Dowell

  STEP-SON

  I wasn't there to see you crawl
  or to take your first step and see you fall.

  But ever since you were ten, I can say
  that

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• 5 of 114

  by Kerry Michael Wood

  OLDER SISTER

  Alarm goes off. And she begins
  Matutinal routine.
  (My mother taught me that big word
  Said it came from matinee.)

  Showered,

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