by all accounts, a good one. He'd been treated to a home-cooked meal and got some new clothes. He performed for an assembled crowd of 50-60 people, many of whom had never noticed how talented he really was until that moment.
"He read a poem about his being homeless and it was quite moving," said local attorney Jay Trenary, who also moderates the Occupy OKC legal committee.
from This Can't Be Happening: The First Casualty: The Death of Street Poet at Occupy Oklahoma City
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