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Bravo!  A thousand times: Bravo!  A thousand times over!  That man, whose name I have vowed not to write or say, believes that he, like Hitler, is above the law because he has a mandate from the people.  He talks like right out of Mein Kampf.  Back in November and December, 1974, I had to write a book report for WWII History class . . . on Hitler.  (10 pages required, I delivered 50.)  I spent 4 weeks in a deep dive into that book, and now I hear echoes of Mein Kampf in so much of what that man says.  Mark my words, we are in for a rough ride for the next four years!  Thanks for sounding a warning.

Yes it is. And thanks for: Yes it is. And thanks for the reply.

Excellent ideas!  Myself, I: Excellent ideas!  Myself, I prefer the way the Founders wrote it, although I would abolish the electoral college and the second term.

That suggestion about its: That suggestion about its reading sends bristles up the spine! A graveyard reading, curious and intriguing

This is much more than a poem: This is much more than a poem about E.A. Poe.  I am no expert on Poe, but I believe this is a textbook perfect introduction to his personality.  This poem should be read aloud at his tomb.  In my opinion as a poet, this poem is superior to Mallarme's poem on Poe.