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The Poetic Mind

The Poetic Mind

The Poetic Mind

Duane Abbott

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Xlibris UK
Año de edición:
2011
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781462851690
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Welcome to the thoughts of a poet Duane ’The Poetic Mind’ Abbott.The poems that you will read I hope will embrace you and will give you an insight to my world, life and thoughts told through my pen.I am a lover of words and how they are moved around, strung together and made into pure beauty.Listening to music in my early years, I can remember as I still do today loving the words and not just the melodies that can make a beautiful song come alive. The first time I can recall writing what I grew to know as poetry was just a few lines in a Christmas card to my then girlfriend at the time. Ever since then I caught this poetry bug which I believe is a God given talent to just write my emotions on any topic that can hit me at any given moment in time.These poems are just some of those emotions over the years that have now graced the pages of my very first book, which I hope to be the start of many.The book that you will read is firstly dedicated to my son named Poetry whose picture graces the front cover. He has inspired me to bring to life thoughts and feelings penned before his birth and after to an audience, which I hope will firstly appreciate my words and connect with the many poems. The Poetic Mind is just that, full of love poems, everyday thoughts, reality and inspirational poems.I promise The Poetic Mind will have you captivated and even may bring that tear to your eye.Please open the first page and may you enjoy a journey into my thoughts!

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