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Patrick Johnson | LexPoMo 2023

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Bio for 2023

Patrick Johnson lives and writes in Morehead Kentucky. Currently he teaches at Morehead State University as an Instructor.

Reason for signing up:

It's the best way to generate poetry. And I love the community.

Poems Submitted This Year:

June 01, 2023 Reunion
June 02, 2023 Dentist Visit
June 03, 2023 Erosion
June 04, 2023 Just a Visit
June 05, 2023 I need to learn to stop worrying about tomorrow
June 06, 2023 Pizza Power
June 07, 2023 Loop Travel
June 08, 2023 Surfing
June 09, 2023 Grounded
June 11, 2023 Basic Math
June 12, 2023 The Climb
June 13, 2023 Just Visiting
June 14, 2023 Golden Girls
June 15, 2023 Family Pictures
June 16, 2023 Fire
June 17, 2023 Summer Woman
June 19, 2023 Box Stacking
June 20, 2023 Frequency
June 21, 2023 Solstice
June 22, 2023 PC Builder
June 25, 2023 Sunburn
June 26, 2023 Norm from Cheers
June 27, 2023 Looking Up
June 28, 2023 Drive
June 29, 2023 Theory
June 30, 2023 Emergency

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