Poetry Reading: Bad Company

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January 20, 2020

Performed by Carina Cojeen

Poetry Reading: Bad Company, by Jason Yearick

A much appreciated reading by Carina Cojeen. Please check out Poetry Festival for lots of great poetry!

Tags: Humanism, Life, Performed Poetry, Poetry, Video

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