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November 01, 2021

Time has orbits

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November 01, 2021

Tarot Woman

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November 01, 2021

Sounds of the Dead

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Smith woke up

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Sex Made Simple

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November 01, 2021

Recollections of the Summer of ‘59

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November 01, 2021

Pat on the Run

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November 01, 2021

passage to paradise

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November 01, 2021

Penance on Gold Mountain

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Ed Rosenthal

Ed Rosenthal: Hi, my name is Edward Rosenthal, and i was born in Rochester NY where my father was a son of a Russian ( Poland) immigrant in 1902.
Perhaps that is why i loved Russian music and authors, and even their language. I learned chess as well, and taught myself Cyrillic so i could read Moscow chess bulletins.
I volunteered to be a member of USMC for vietnam and later lived in San Francisco. I studied at San Francisco State and earned a B.A. in Poetry/Creative Writing. I was working on a M.A. in Transpersonal Psychology at John F. Kennedy in Orinda, when i took a job at Lawrence Berkeley Lab. I worked at LBL for 15 years in operations, consulting and business programming, and later worked freelance in S.F. with Oracle and Informix databases, doing a lot of programming.
I live in Corvallis OR with my wife Pam and our 5 dogs, some adopted while we ran a dog rescue out of Santa Rosa CA.
I read widely in history and literature.
I build websites where you can find me at https://highersourcesites.com.
For any reason, you can email me at ed@highersourcesites.com. These poems have been written from the early 1960s thru today. Mind not the posting dates.

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