Robert Goodman

Robert Goodman is an aspiring poet and short story writer who lives along the Jersey Shore. Much of his writing is with influence from history, myth, and faith.

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@catturd2 She once gave me a hijab...

...oh wait...

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@iowahawkblog British for "Janitor's Closet" where mop and sink are located. 👍

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@SenTuberville 🥺

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@RealJamesWoods Yes. Next question.

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@Geniustechw 😆

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@LangmanVince

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@TrumpsHurricane Michael who?

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Dear Friends,

A Christmas story based on French folklore for your enjoyment that will be told in increments through the holiday season (available after 7:00 pm tonight).

Peace to you and your loved ones for this holiday season,

Robert

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A Poet's Almanac

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Spoken Word Poetry - December 2025

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The silence

Listen beloved, I raise my hands -
do you hear: it's booming -
What gestures would the lonely find
not listening to many things?
Listen beloved, I'm closing the leaders
and that too is sound up to you.
Listen beloved, I'm picking her up again......
-but why not here

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@AbdiwahabSheik7 Internal clan fractures, shifting trade routes, Portuguese interference, and rising regional rivals steadily eroded political unity and economic strength was what destroyed Somali.

This "education" lesson is worthless - if it's so great we'd be glad to repatriate...

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A Poet's Almanac

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A Poet's Almanac

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A Poet's Almanac

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"Bring forth the harp, and let us sweep its fullest, loudest string.
The bee below, the bird above, are teaching us to sing
A song for merry harvest; and the one who will not bear
His grateful part partakes a boon he ill deserves to share."

–Eliza Cook (1818–89)

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Jonathan Swift

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