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By Abe Young, Tony Barnstone, Anthony Walton
| Poem-a-Day
Skip to main content Find and share the perfect poems. Who are the other mammals full of feathers who miss their harsh fathers like I do, who collect leather pipes & hoop dresses like I do, who send their mothers supermarket rose bouquets, who prefer their bodies ringed round with zippers? Where are the other animals that wallow in purple fringed regret like I do? Who are the other mammals with cloven cracked chests who stitch sharp darts in their flesh like I do?
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Behold, in Gaza, there is No New Year. All This for a Myth: We Have Lost Everything Beautiful - Global Research

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By Abby Zimet, Abe Young
| Global Research Verified
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When Art and Activism Collide

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By Abe Young, Vive Griffith
| safeandpeaceful.org
The high school generation is galvanizing people worldwide to demand gun reform, and the mobilization of hundreds of thousands of protestors at the March For Our Lives this spring made their leadership clear. Now that the march is over, how can adults who came out for the march continue to support and help build youth power? As arts educators, we offer one potential answer: To catalyze what's possible, adult writers and artists need to share their tools and platforms with youth.
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