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Hummmm  gotta wonder about how quickly this guy left poetry and got to the personal, the poetry review quickly turned to petty.  

The parting comment on neighborhood not being bad???  This review was way to personal to be about  poetry.  If this guy or gal is from the old neighborhood..it seems rough enough.

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The poetry voices of two men who happen to be brothers, are being heard.   To imply they fell into, skated into, got lucky, or are a novelty is just simply "small."   

Thank goodness there is nothing small about the voices of Michael and Matthew.  I for one am waiting for another book.

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