Why are those who cry
Freedom loudest, waving the flag,
the first to ban books?
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Freedom is banned everywhere …
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We still have a slight chance to unban it. If we vote.
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The people’s choice ..
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Good question
uwa
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Thanks
(uwa?)
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Asks the man who detests the poetic question.
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What good is a rule if you don’t break it?
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Oh that was just error code caused by technical difficulties.
Or something like that
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Awesome poem. I also read your poem in the new edition of Free Verse Revolution today. It’s a beautiful poem. Congrats!
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Thanks, Jeff! I’ll be announcing Free Verse Revolution tomorrow. Fridays are for Fraikus.
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You’re welcome! Ah, got it, sounds great.
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WOW, poignant and precise, as your verses always are!!
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Thank you! Haikus demand precision.
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Excellent question!!!
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The only ones worth posing.
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As always – few words – much content. This is going in m’blog.
I’m thinking of Fahrenheit 45 by Ray Bradbury…. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit_451
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Yeah, the next step after banning them is burning them.
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