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    Gun Control for Polar Bears
    Gun Control for Polar Bears
    Gun Control for Polar Bears
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    Gun Control for Polar Bears

    By Christoph Michael Carter

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    Acquitted Books welcomes its first volume of poetry, Gun Control for Polar Bears. This collection features 101 poems by Christopher Michael Carter.

    8.
    What is the coal that fuels us?
    The match that sparks our anger
    We’re a large locomotive with millions of cars
    That love to derail
    The heat, the passion
    Fuels such a train
    Be it hate, anger, both
    It pushes, it chugs
    A destination reached
    But we’ve lost more than a few cars

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSupposed Crimes, LLC
    Release dateFeb 1, 2016
    ISBN9781938108945
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