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Print: $8.85 My eclectic collection of free-verse poetry. The first 119 poems. 203 pages.
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Print: $14.00 192 poems. Updated with 7 Iran poems and a few of the lost poems of Marie Draper and Jack Chelka. 322 pages.
Douglas Gilbert lived most of his life in ancient hidden caves, except for a brief period of time in the 1960's when his spiritual leader and guru, Utcoozhoo, made him join the Xyiwa Poets to provide them with disinformation, because they were in danger of finding one of the secret entrances to the sacred ancient caves. The Xyiwa Poets were a naïve bunch of hippies led by Ziohat who drilled into a rock formation just above the holy chambers so they could have a cave to party in. Ironically, though not in the original founding group, Doug has become the last of the Xyiwa poets. Most of Doug's poems have been preserved, but just a few of the others' poems remain.
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Print: $5.50 (Pamphlet) Poetry In honor of Neda Agha-Soltan & Selected tales of Mullah Nasrudin. 25 pages.
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I have seeded these poems in the garden of my heart, my spleen, conceded no boundaries. Some have traveled up fences, been crushed, made into wine or vinegar. Others have rambled like tumbleweeds.
I present to you a collection of poems.
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