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Ra'ed Al-Jishi's Discussions (11)

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"nice poem it was the law of the tribe the law of the jungle you may say it can bra…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Apr 10 to We Who Don't Understand	5	Apr 12 Reply by Louise Marquis
"thanks 2 u dear" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 24 to Mercy Mercy	3	Feb 25 Reply by stan
"i came here to pick ( I can survive on my own But that is not all you've known I'd p…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to For loved ones lost...	1	Feb 22 Reply by Ra'ed Al-Jishi
"i came here to pick (it so exciting as a rainbow appears multiplying the tears into…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to a tear	2	Feb 23 Reply by Al-Khansa
"i came here to pick and recite (is it his time - time is irrelevant there is no time…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to Picasso and time:	2	Feb 27 Reply by debarnes
"i cam here to pick (All the while I remember how arid and silent my lips have been.)…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to This Part of Colorado	3	Feb 22 Reply by Ra'ed Al-Jishi
"i came here to pick (You don't kill 'others' But you kill A part of you... ) there…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to Rebirth	5	Feb 26 Reply by jon adoga
"i came here to pick ( truth ) ( I am owned by indifference tears my only salvation…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to Owned	6	Feb 23 Reply by Al-Khansa
"sometimes it is alla bout the things u didnt see and why u didnt see them (Sunday d…" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to The Living Dead	6	Feb 23 Reply by Al-Khansa
"the title is a poem thanks it touched me" Ra'ed Al-Jishi replied Feb 22 to Burnt Hash of Humanity...the new currency?	1	Feb 22 Reply by Ra'ed Al-Jishi

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