Neil Hilborn

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OCD 00:00 Tools
The Future 00:00 Tools
O.C.D. 00:00 Tools
Static Electricity 00:00 Tools
Punk Rock John 00:00 Tools
Future Tense 00:00 Tools
Audiobook 00:00 Tools
Clatter 00:00 Tools
Our Numbered Days 00:00 Tools
It Was the Summer 00:00 Tools
The Mating Habits of the North American Hipster 00:00 Tools
Dust Mop 00:00 Tools
Motown 00:00 Tools
Liminality 00:00 Tools
Como Conservatory, St. Paul, Winter 00:00 Tools
Phone Phreaking 00:00 Tools
Unsolicited Advice to Minnesota Children 00:00 Tools
Downtown Greenway Extension, Minneapolis, Summer 00:00 Tools
Otsego County 00:00 Tools
Popp Butterfly Conservatory, Oneonta, New York, Summer 00:00 Tools
This Is Not The End Of The World 00:00 Tools
Carver 00:00 Tools
Mating Habits of the North American Hipster 00:00 Tools
joey 00:00 Tools
A Series Of Short Poems 00:00 Tools
Dear Creationists 00:00 Tools
Me, But Happy 00:00 Tools
How to Get Beat by the Cops 00:00 Tools
OCD (Rustbelt 2013) 00:00 Tools
How to Ruin Your Life 00:00 Tools
"OCD" (Rustbelt 2013) 00:00 Tools
A Place Where Someone Loves You 00:00 Tools
Our Numbered Days (Love) 00:00 Tools
You Can't Be Depressed 00:00 Tools
Reciting "OCD" 00:00 Tools
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Neil Hilborn is a College National Poetry Slam Champion, and a 2011 graduate with honors from Macalester College with a degree in Creative Writing. Neil was a member of the 2011 Macalester Poetry Slam team, which ranked first in the nation. He co-coached the 2012 Macalester team, leading them to a second place finish nationally. He was also a member of the Minneapolis adult National Poetry Slam team in 2011, which placed 5th out of 80 teams from cities across the country at the adult National Poetry Slam. In August of 2013, his poem "OCD" went viral, garnering over 7 million views to date, making it one of the most-viewed poems on YouTube. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.