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Ten And Two
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Blue (Pablo Picasso)
00:56
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Dylan Thomas Blues
01:52
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Canned Toast (Rumi)
01:30
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Soup
00:56
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Bukowski In My Heart
02:09
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Black
00:54
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Recovery
01:04
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Prevention Of Pretension
01:38
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Carrots
01:23
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Tesla's Pigeons
00:58
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The Valley
01:24
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Jesus of Detroit
02:32
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Requested
01:13
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Jeremy Mark Ritch Kent, Ohio
Jeremy Mark Ritch is a poet and artist residing in Kent, Ohio.
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