My poem, “The Question is Never,” is up at Vox Populi, and has been paired with Allison Skinner’s essay on the psychological effects of dehumanizing language. Thank you, Michael Simms, for taking this poem.
O at the Edges
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O at the Edges 
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome.
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Congrats, Bob.
We live in troubled times, where fear is sometimes founded, while dehumanizing others (as referenced in Allison Skinner’s article) often results in that fear
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And of course there are those who take advantage of this fear, or who actively stoke it, knowing they’ll profit from doing so.
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Yes.
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Thank you, Charles.
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Of course!
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Great pairing up of your poem with the article; both excellent!
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Thanks, Betty. Michael Simms is a thoughtful editor – Vox Populi resonates on many levels.
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Thanks for introducing me to the site, Robert.
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Happy to share!
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