On Friday, I learned that two of my poems were accepted for publication in MiPOesias CAFE' CAFE' EDITION at http://www.mipoesias.com. It was the first acceptance I've had in exactly one year (down to the day), so I was pretty excited.
To read my poems, go to: http://www.mipoesias.com/cafecafe2008/brewer_robert_lee.html.
Be sure to check out the many other talented poets as well!
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