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10. Look at the glass as at least partially full

Sun Feb 1, 2015, 08:30 AM

Feb 2015

If you hadn't met him and had the book, you probably wouldn't have discovered his marvelous words at all. He gave you a great gift...

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Saturday was Langston Hughes' birthday. I met him. [View all] aquart Feb 2015 OP

Rest in peace Langston Hughes. lovemydog Feb 2015 #1

I'd like to know that, too. aquart Feb 2015 #5

Meh. He knew he was brilliant. Smarmie Doofus Feb 2015 #3

He should have been shaking the hand of a starry-eyed acolyte aquart Feb 2015 #6

Lucky you malaise Feb 2015 #4

Yeah. aquart Feb 2015 #7

Depends on whether you like poetry malaise Feb 2015 #9

Look at the glass as at least partially full Rhiannon12866 Feb 2015 #10

Don't get me started on regrets LuvNewcastle Feb 2015 #8

+++ fadedrose Feb 2015 #20

Had a friend who was in Manhattan looking for her wedding gown. aquart Feb 2015 #17

indeed Duppers Feb 2015 #14

Ahhh. Not sure I still have the book. aquart Feb 2015 #18

Hope you're in better health now and you find the book. Jefferson23 Feb 2015 #19

Lots of good used books online fadedrose Feb 2015 #21

google's video today honoring him Duppers Feb 2015 #13

Ah, youth. - nt KingCharlemagne Feb 2015 #15

great poem bigtree Feb 2015 #16