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Let's Ascend to First Amendment Heaven leverages Texas obscenity trials, spanning from 1974 to 2009, to enlighten, energize, and empower you to excel in law, liberty, and life. This work compiles the insights from the obscenity law podcast Long Live the First Amendment and Free Speech developed to motivate and move you to action. May you use this booklet's obscenity trial wisdom to earn a place in First Amendment Heaven.

Cafe of Memories is a new poetry book by poet Christopher Moore. The poet is back with a brand new batch of poems and unlike the dark poetry of books past, this one brings bright new perspectives on life and the world around it. Every minute is filled with the fascinations of life itself and brings listeners on a wondrous journey of fascinating discoveries.

Poetry collection in the gothic-noir tradition, by Amoja Sumler, poet and arts educator.

Ballot Access Poems leverages ballot access court cases to inspire and empower third parties. This booklet motivates third parties to keep achieving excellence. This work cites and discusses court cases involving the Green Party, the Libertarian Party, the Prohibition Party, the Constituion Party, the Socialist Equality Party, the Natural Law Party, and other third parties.

Esta colección de 79 poemas de verso libre se divide en seis apartados: Mitología, Súcubos, Guerras, América, Zarabanda tecnológica y Poesía rupestre. Cada apartado recopila poemas de temática similar, desde reinterpretaciones de la mitología griega clásica hasta temas políticos y místicos. Este poemario corresponde a la colección Voluta, la cual consiste en libros de escritores latinoamericanos nóveles cuya calidad literaria respalda esta editorial.

This audiobook is a part of a series that explores the more questionable aspects of life and love through prose and poems.

In this book, you will listen to poems about me and my past. I use writing as medication and therapy. Catastrophic LP was written to inform the audience on who I am as a person and some life situations I have gone through. Some people have told me before, “Forget about the past”, but to me, the past is a way to remember who you are.

This book of poetry is a compilation of 21 poems which I wrote while attending college a few years ago. I thought that these poems were lost forever until I found a notebook containing them. I wish I could include more of my work from that period, but I fear most of my old poetry is lost forever. I am excited to share these recovered poems with the world!

Kaartik aur aaravee donon ek hee kŏlej men paḍhxte hain. Kŏlej men freshar paarṭee ke dauraan aaravee ḍaŏs karatee hai. Use dekhakar kaartik usase dostee naheen pyaar karanaa chaahataa hai. Ek din kaartik apanee pareshaaniyon kaa bojh lekar paark men baiṭhakar sochataa rahataa hai. Tabhee ek shakhs aataa hai aur kahataa hai ki main bhagavaan hoon, sab pareshaanee ṭheek kar doongaa. Kaartik usakee taraf dekhataa hai, aur bolataa hai, jaa_o jaa_o....

Likhate hue durgaa, ridhmaa, siddhi aur firadaus in saare kiradaaron men maan kee viraaṭataa ke darshan hue hain. Maan ke lie raameshvar kee tadap kaheen n kaheen meree apanee hee hai. Iishvar ke pratiroop raameshvar kaa us aashram kee chaaradeevaaree men dam ghuṭataa hai. Visheṣ paridhaan aur karmakaanḍa raameshvar kee soch ke darshan kee viraaṭataa ko kam naheen kar paate hain.

Vo haavee hotaa gayaa mujh par main halkee hotee ga_ii us par. Hamaaree mahaphail aksar jamatee rahee. Meraa reetaapan belaag, bekhaupha, pooree bebaakee se badastoor unmaad kee tarah baahar aakar apanaa rng dikhaataa rahaa. Andar kaa sab achchhaa-buraa is kitaab ke pannon par jyon kaa tyon chhitar gayaa hai. Geet-gazal-kavitaa, naa jaane ye kyaa hai....

Dr. Ritu Dubey kaa pahalaa kavitaa-sangrah.

This is a poetry book. There is something for everyone in this! Want to try it out? Listen to Growth.

To Greener Pastures: Poetry from a Rebellious Heart is a compilation of writing from many different sources of notepads that were filled when the author was a teenager. For many years, he would write using his phone during the two-mile walk between town and home and not show anybody besides a couple of close friends.

This collection of poetry focuses on time and its effects. The forgotten and the overlooked is explored, as is one's place in time and the larger world. Various places, people, and times are remembered and described in evocative detail. These poems will engage and entertain the listener; they are relatable and clear yet just nebulous enough to make thoughts linger and develop - speaking obliquely from me to you. Enjoy this tribute to all of our memories.

Jim's loose, kinetic, and improvisational rhythms are drawn from Scots' speech and the ebb and flow of consciousness itself. With a sometimes gentle, sometimes psychotic candor, and a weird pleasure all of its own, Jim's voice shares politics, dreams, and the surreal effects of globalism on the individual.

Nights at the Turntable is a collection of jazz-inspired poetry by avid jazz lover and poet Nathan Nicolau. Across 20 poems, this collection pays homage to the people, places, and voices that made jazz what it is. Brimming with poetic language and heart, Nights at the Turntable will delight both the casual listener and the most serious jazz fans.

The Winter Years is a book of contemporary modern poetry, crafted for teens and adults. It has a variety of topics and moods. It explores poetry forms from around the world.

Beautiful Chaos depicts the evolving emotions and perspectives of the author throughout his life. Love, race, spirituality, acceptance, and faith are prevalent themes.

Crooked at the Far End, the latest book of poems in a series called The Man from Saskatchewan, travels, plays, and has a look around. Voices emanate from celebrities who inhabit cabins at Emma Lake, an old man sitting on a bench in Portugal, and the patrons of a fictional pub among others, all taking stock of the world we inhabit. This collection is an homage to the natural and physical world and how "We still and always love the tender fits / our language endures, lost souls asleep before the gate".