Sometimes I'm So Happy I'm Not Safe on the Streets by Dean Wilson Lewis Freedman and is key reading for

and is key reading for students and general readers alike

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These seven instructive years highlight the making of a poet who has now subsequently achieved international acclaim as a thinker

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Sometimes I'm So Happy I'm Not Safe on the Streets by Dean Wilson Lewis Freedman and is key reading forDean Wilson suffers from Poetry Tourettes, a condition that affects one in every ten people in Kingston Upon Hull. But being Hulls Fourth Best Poet is not without complications. Sometimes Dean gets overcome with the emotion of it all, and has to escape to the seaside. Sometimes Dean gets sad, but he doesnt mind too much, because at least hell get a poem out of it. Most of the time, though, Dean is a happy soul. And sometimes hes so happy hes not safe