ROBERT S URBANEK
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The book of Robert

old testament word of father
new testament word of son
book of robert word of holy spirit
falling sun

reagan promised
morning in america
shining city on a hill
now slum in abyss

afternoon in america
falling sun harsh
and unforgiving

independence day
fire covered everything
titanic
water covered everything
global warming
global flooding

crowe noah spoke
fire consumes all
water cleanses
separates foul from pure
wicked from innocent

drove my chevy to the
levee but the levee was dry

american drought
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them good old boys were
drinkin' whiskey and rye

and voting for trump
​nietzsche

untroubled, scornful, outrageous
how wisdom wants us to be
she is a woman and never
loves anyone but a warrior

robert s urbanek

obsessive compulsive
spiritual detective
i could be wrong now
but I don't think so

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​April 6, 2021
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Robert S Urbanek grew up in Southern California and earned a BA in journalism from California State University, Long Beach, in 1973. He has more than two decades of experience as a writer and editor for community newspapers and medical and legal-related publications, which included several years each with the National Notary Association, The Doctors' Company and CCH Incorporated. Urbanek is the author of Tonya Harding Shot JFK: Impossible Things, Crazy Things.© Robert S Urbanek