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From: Queen Mother Imakhu MuNefert
Length: 01:17

Humorous poem about love gone awry connected to the hidden personal horrors inside e-mail attachments. Read the full description.

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From: Queen Mother Imakhu MuNefert

Imakhu_by_sammie_signature_clean_edit_small Humorous, ironic double entendre spoken word piece, unfolding as the accidental discovery of love relationships gone awry via e-mail "attachments". This poem is part of Imakhu's poetry/storytelling one-woman show, "Renegade Voice from the Mythic Mosaic."

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Piece Description

Humorous, ironic double entendre spoken word piece, unfolding as the accidental discovery of love relationships gone awry via e-mail "attachments". This poem is part of Imakhu's poetry/storytelling one-woman show, "Renegade Voice from the Mythic Mosaic."