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| ***BIO*** Michael D. Grover is a Florida born poet who runs the website www.covertpoetics.com, he is a staff member of www.outsiderwriters.org, and hosts a reading twice a month at Exodus Coffee & Culture in Port Saint Lucie.. In the late 90's he moved to Los Angeles where he really found his poetic voice. He found a poetic movement in Larry Jaffe's Poetic License. There he learned most of what he knows about poetry and performance. |
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| by Michael D. Grover |
| When I was growing up
It used to rain here all of the time. Big thunderstorms In the afternoon. Now with the drought The grass it all dies. They tell us We can water the lawn One time every week. Lake Okeechobee Drying up. Alligators in Loxahatchee Coming up on land. Brushfires started By cars starting on the grass. |
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| June 2007 |
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