The poem began, "We said it always quickly like one word: billevans." The first line was perfect iambic pentameter, in a fourteen-line "free verse sonnet." The poem went on to say that while other famous jazz artists were "Miles" or "Trane," billevans was always referred to by his full namenever "Evans" or "Bill." Then about line 9 of the poem, the trumpet player on a gig with me turns and asks me, "Hey, did you hear billevans died." Though Ive looked hard for it, I can't find a copy of my poem about billevans
Rehabilitating the addicted brain with transcranial magnetic stimulation
The female characters of Peaky Blinders are just as fully realized as the men they share the screen with, each with their own agendas, histories and motivations
In fact, smokers who relight cigarettes may be at higher risk of lung cancer and chronic bronchitis
I am constantly afraid that I smell bad, that the food Im about to eat is rancid or that my dorm might be on fire
[See effects of cannabis.] N Narc A slang word for undercover narcotics agent
