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He goes on a six month A rip
in the fabric He killed another victim Exhausted and broken The manhunt was on They
took him to jail Uncovered from his kitchen The bodies were uncovered The trial commenced But what about our victim? A rip in the fabric
She hid a gun on her person I feel sorry for this girl Dennis is a thirty-something, politically incorrect, mad at the world, conservative/liberal, X Generation,
heathen, musician, poet and writer from suburban Orange County California. Dennis moved to North Georgia in 2007 and is living
peacefully in the shadows of the heroes (or traitors depending on your view) of the Old South. He has been writing in one
form or another since high school. His warped rantings and observations about the cesspool of a world we are surviving in
keeps his spiraling descent into madness at bay. Dennis has had his poetry published by the League of American Poets and the
American Poets Society, The Horrorzine, 63Channels, Black Petals and Word Salad Poetry Magazine. He has released two spoken-word
CD's, A Random Litter of Thought (2006) and Paid in Full (2007) on Batteryface Records. A short film of Dennis' poem
Hollywood was made available to coincide with the release of Paid in Full. Visit Dennis at www.poetrypoem.com/dennisbagwell and www.myspace.com/dennisbagwell 
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