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Paul Pepper: Poet/Author Walter Bargen, "Why the World Stops"

By Paul Pepper
Published June 13, 2019 at 8:50 AM CDT
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Walter Bargen

Poet/author WALTER BARGEN reads two poems he originally wrote after the Flood of 1993. Unfortunately, thanks to the recent flooding in much of the midwest, they're relevant once again. "Good Place to Begin" at [1:41] and "Why the World Stops" at [4:00]. June 13, 2019

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