Toft Hayden
Toft Hayden is a freelance writer with a passion for literature, art and poetry. His articles cover a broad range of topics from politics to Buddhism.
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Assassination Vacation ReviewEver dream of traveling thousands of miles to visit the many the historic locations known for their ties to American presidential assassinations? Me either. But Sarah Vowell has done the hard work for us.. -
JaneA poem about love on the California coast.
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From the Bristles of a BrushA poem from the perspective of an artist's brush. -
OrleansA poem written after Katrina.
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Beer Review: Microbrews to Make the Palate SingReviewed: Magic Hat Lucky Kat, Long Trail Brewmasters Witbier, Blue Point Blueberry Ale. Best beers of March and best for April.
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Bestseller Book Review and Critique: Stewart O'nan's "Last Night at the Lobster"A review and critique of the bestselling novel "Last Night at the Lobster" by Stewart O'nan.
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Graduation: The Years You'll Never ForgetA poem about reflecting on the years you've spent in the creation of yourself.
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Photographs of Antique Bottles found near the Catskills in New YorkArtistic photographs of antique bottles with plant growth inside from upstate New York -
Coffee or Tea Party?The Tea Party and the Coffee Party, two formidable rallying grassroots parties while coffee or tea might perk you up or give you the jitters for a while, eventually, the energy always runs out.
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The Uninsured American Can Rejoice, but When?As I, and others like me, patiently wait out the legislation to be enacted, my thoughts are with the others who haven't been as fortunate as me, or my sister.
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Returning to the Soil and Filling the AbsenceA poem about the soil and the connection and responsibility that humans have to the earth.