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New Hues and Past Tales is a collection of poetry from the head & heart of Edmond Bruneau. His meandering musings include thinking about his elderly father, life events turned into passages, self-reflection and sensitive observation. Humorous, sad, thoughtful or silly - all written in Bruneau’s unique and compelling way. Poems include:Things to Put in My PocketGet it Right this TimeMini MiraclesSaint ChicagoI’ll Tell You What HappensFireflies of IcarusFirst KissSummer in ColorGrandmother’s SupperHigh as a KiteCarnival GlassBroken WingNo Longer ZeusHoist AnchorCommon BondSally, My CollieWide Awake, 3pmWill Work for FoodThe World Grows Up Around Me10:16pm on DearbornMom’s BasketPalI Will WaitRaven’s CallRedmond in the RainA Good Day for Fishin’ShipwreckedOver Your HeadAppomattox AwaitsWhen Dreams Come TrueSeed of InspirationHard Knocks EquinoxMy MirageLet Me InHigh FidelityGeorgeRise and ShineDog YearsForest LodgeEmpty SpaceDomini’sMetamorphosisSafe HarborI Light the FuseThe Last ChristmasSame Old SongHigh Bridge ParkMy Favorite PirateIdes of My EssenceExtra CreditI Would Have Told HerGasping at StrawsEarth SojournedMy Favorite ThingsLilithHoliday HubbubSafe and InsaneMerits of the MarshmallowPicket Fence FacsimileTime BanditA Flash in the SkyRichieJudas was a SurgeonSpirits of SirenThe Pomegranate DietPicnicSnake River CircusOdonotaPiecing it TogetherOld RedmondThe Strangest EverythingOne More DayBurial of His Father on His Third BirthdayTrapped in DoldrumsTrouble with FireThe Earth is FlatThe Old Red BarnNever Go to Bed HungryTime to LeaveTime and TemperatureSaved Your HomeTwo ValentinesWhere are you Carol Morrison?Just a DreamWhen I WriteChallengerWelcome to the CIASpring BreakWinter AdieuStrumpet TremoloThe Paper MillAmbidextrousWhen Angels LaughThe PathWith a Whistle, Whiskey and WhyGreen BeansA Bitter PitChoiceNaked BirdMorning, Without YouThe Next StepFour AgreementsThe Me I’d Thought I’d Be
