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   Pity would be no more if we did not make somebody poor; and Mercy no more could be if all were as happy as we. —William Blake


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M. D. Friedman is a poet, teacher, musician, photographer, digital artist and web master from Lafayette, Colorado. His fourth book of poetry, Where We Reach, was recently released and combines his poetry with his original photographs and artwork.

He is the founder of the Internet Poets’ Cooperative which features over twenty free volumes of e-books from poets around the world and over 200 free audio recordings of dozens of Colorado poets reading their own work. His newest web site, DigitalDada.org, represents an effort to explore the transformational impact of digital creation on common culture. Be sure to check out his personal site, MDFriedman.com.


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