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New verse from Poet of the People a remarkable gem of brevity Hershel Harmon give Public reading of "When Pharmacies Become Fruit Stands" at Circle R Photo of reading accompanies this article, plus links to related stories and photos Hershel David Harmon, Columbia, KY, the Poet of the People, has a new work out. It speaks to our times and is a remarkable gem of brevity. The poem is entitled "When Pharmacies become Fruit Stands." Harmon gave an impromptu reading of the work at the Circle R on Wednesday, July 12, 2006. It was well received. It goes like this: When Pharmacies Become Fruit Stands By Hershel David Harmon When the asphalt jungles are plowed under, When the pharmacies become fruit stands, and when unrighteous buttocks are kicked, Then there will be peace in the valley for me. To see listing of links to other Hershel Harmon works, including Studebaker Hawk with Tennesse Plates; The Columbia Square with photos of the author, Click Here. This story was posted on 2006-07-15 06:21:46
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