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I shoot with a camera
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Whisper it quietly
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Geese
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Little Man
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Hare
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The Etheric
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Palindromic
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Transgender
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No kidding
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Powys Castle
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An I for an I
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Metabolations Oswestry, UK
Neil McKeown (aka NJMcPoet) -poet,writer,bookseller,counsellor.Recently published poetry collection "Still Hoping".Started
working with musicians in the 21st century.
Rick Wilson - musician,composer,workshop leader.Works with storytellers,dancers,theatre & radio.Studied drumming in India.Mixes his own original inspirations with influences both likely and unlikely.
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