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Frederic John

Artist, Vendor

Frederic John is a vendor and artist with Street Sense Media.

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  • HANDS OFF MY DOME!
  • Get Thee Hence
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  • I told you I was sick
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  • Chino's mark: Fond memories from friends
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  • A “House of Legends” vanishes – 1975
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  • Springtime in the city
  • Haiku II (In Chinatown)
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  • New Year Haiku
  • The Crane of Damocles
  • Dirty Down Old Town
  • He always had a good word
  • Aretha Haiku
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  • Sauteed Haiku for a Friend
  • Not a quick study
  • Derby
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  • New ecology
  • The Great Disconnect
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  • An R&B appreciation
  • What would you do?
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  • Rest in Peace Jim Vance
  • Cantos for the Singers
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  • My Chuck Berry Honorific Chicken Lunch
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  • Thank You Josh and Shira!
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  • Glover Park Day 2016: Blues and Funk Hold Back the Rain Gods
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  • Hearts Be Offered
  • Reflections on "Home Sweet Home"

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