You Hear Me?: Poems and Writing by Teenage Boys

by Betsy Franco

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Funny, sad, passionate and mad poems by teen boys.

jdjohn | Jun 25, 2010 |

A collection of poems of at risk teen guys. They range in topic from events at school to their relationships with their parents. Some are very young, 11, and some are about 20. a surprisingly powerful collection. (

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kpickett | May 2, 2008 |

A wonderful collection of poetry written by boys aged 12-19. (

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Teenage boys speak out—without the filter of adult sensibility—in a compelling collection of poetry and prose.

In a powerful collection of more than seventy uncensored poems and essays, more than fifty teenage boys from across the country explore their many-layered concerns: identity, love, envy, gratitude, sex, anger, competition, fear, hope. Here, unadorned and without the filter of adult sensibility, is the raw stuff of their lives, in their own words. Isn’t it time to listen?

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An anthology of stories, poems, and essays by adolescent boys on issues that concern them.