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        <![CDATA[David DeGooyer is a native of the Pacific Northwest. In addition to writing poems, he writes and performs songs while playing guitar, mandolin, piano, bouzouki and other instruments. David is a supporter of efforts to preserve the environment and encourages others to do what they can to help.

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Poems
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        <![CDATA[G. Emil Reutter is a Philadelphia-based, traveling poet, author and essayist. For more about G. Emil Reutter, including a list of writing credits and links to interviews he has done for the Mad Poets blog, visit his Web site at www.gemilreutter-author.com.

Note: The artwork for this poem was shot by G. Emil Reutter.
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She is co-founder, with her husband, Anson, of Atelier A/E, the first gallery to open in the Chelsea arts area and, both for the Atelier and for other organizations, has judged and curated many shows. 

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For more information or to contact the artist, please visit http://www.EllenPeckham.com.]]>
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        <![CDATA[In April 1955 David Blaine was born in a pizza patch in the Bronx, New York. His parents moved him to rural Michigan when he was 3. Dave still resides there, living and working with his wife, children and cat. His poems, prose, essays, reviews and interviews have appeared in anthologies, literary journals, newspapers and magazines. To contact Dave visit davidblaine.blogspot.com

Thanks to the morguefile for these great photos for the collage I created to accompany David Blaine's poem!]]>
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      <title>Dead Poetry Gods</title>
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        <![CDATA[Wayne Mason is a writer and factory worker in central Florida. His work has been published throughout the small press and he is author of one chapbook entitled Broken Zen. When he grows up, he wants to be Kannon. For more information or to contact Wayne Mason, please visit www.guerrillapoetics.com.

"Dead Poetry Gods" was performed on June 27, 2007 at the Infusion Tea House in Orlando, Florida.

The image above was adapted by S.R. Moser from sxc.hu photos 426439 and 841227.]]>
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        <![CDATA[G. Emil Reutter is a Philadelphia-based, traveling poet, author and essayist. For more about G. Emil Reutter, including a list of writing credits and links to interviews he has done for the Mad Poets blog, visit his Web site at www.gemilreutter-author.com.

Note: The artwork for this poem was shot by G. Emil Reutter.]]>
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If you are a poet and would like to be included in Poetry Live, drop me a note at: poetry_live(at symbol)srmoser.com (this e-mail address has been disguised to help prevent spam).

Note: The majority of the images on Poetry Live are from morguefile.com, or noted otherwise. Please contact me for more detailed information.]]>
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Note: The majority of the images on Poetry Live are from morguefile.com, or noted otherwise. Please contact me for more detailed information.</itunes:summary>
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