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In the tradition of Whitman (Leaves of Grass) and Ginsberg (The Fall of America), I Feel Your Doughnut Pain examines the pros and cons of the greatest social experiment of the last 250 years. This poetry collection is his love letter to America.

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This is an oracular book. Open it randomly to a page that feels hot and vibrates with the Rox voice. Whatever page you choose will contain exactly the words you need at that moment. And at this moment, Stephen Roxborough is the poet Amerika needs! Everything he knows is true! -David Ossman. member of Firesign Theatre Beating the drum to summon the spirit of Abbie Hoffman for the 21st century, while fittingly following up on the mournful howl of Allen Ginsberg's The Fall of America, Stephen Roxborough expresses the outrage and enrage so many of us have been feeling in this time of Trump. Beyond its eloquent elegies and forceful rants, I Feel Your Doughnut Pain is a call to action, and as such, a reminder that poetry can upset the status quo and spark revolutions, and that poets can be a danger to the rich and powerful who seek to subdue, dominate, and impose their will on us all. -Lance Strate, Professor of Communication and Media Studies, Fordham University

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