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Karl Stuart Kline (2/16/50 / Las Vegas, Nevada - When there was only one saloon in town!)

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I can offer no better biography than the one that was required of me when 'Going Without Peggy' was in the 2006 (published 2005) Pulitzer competition .. more >>

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Karl Stuart Kline (Human Rights) (11/25/2006 7:31:00 AM)

Curious about the numbers in my poem titles?
I used them to put my poems in chronological order, so that anyone who reads them in order will find that they're reading a story of sorts. The reason that I lead with the Epilepsy poem is that it's something that both Peggy and I had to deal with since we were children. It's also what ultimately brought us together and helped tomake our relationship very special because each of us always had that unspoken understanding for what the other had been through...

For anyone who might be checking my links below; I've erased them!
It seems that I'm not the only high profile 'Karl Kline', so they confused the issue intead of clarifying it. Until Poemhunters puts up a search that includes my middle name, you can do a search for 'Karl Stuart Kline' or go directly to one of my sites at www.poeticat.com, www.poeticat.net or www.scaredsafe.org

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Karl Stuart Kline

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