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Welcome to Off The Bricks, poets and poetry lovers! This month, Mary Sexson and I recount the latest Brick Street Poetry meeting at the Literary Arts Park in downtown Indy, in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Mary reads a selection of her poetry that she featured at the event, and we discuss themes of the American experience in this summer break episode!
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